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3 years ago

Authentication when connecting to a shared data set

My company uses snowflake as a dataset to share reports to Power BI Service. Only people with individually authenticated accounts can connect to Snowflake from Power BI Desktop. The report is share...
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3 years ago

Hi Anonymous ,

 

For more information on how shared datasets work, you can check out this article below.

Power BI Shared Datasets: What is it? How does it work? and Why should you care? - RADACAD
As for your comment about how to give the user build permissions, you can give him permissions by Manage permissions in Dataset Setting.

 

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Community Support Team _ Caitlyn

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3 years ago

Hi, Anonymous .

Thanks for the answer.
I'm so glad you did.

However, it seems that what I want to know is not being communicated correctly.

I understand how to give building authority.

But I want to need to know the authentication process behind it.

There are members who are granted build access but do not have individual Snowflake accounts.

He has been granted build access so he can create reports from the shared data set.

However, I don't have a separate Snowflake account, so this should not be possible.

Is this referenced by the Power BI Service using individual Snowflake accounts registered in the shared data set?

Sorry for the confusion.

I'd be very happy to give you an answer.

 

TC_azuma