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Dear all
I really could need some help. I have several clients with own databases, but the db schema is the same. From PowerBI on my developer PC I would like to connect to an On Premise SQL Server Instance. And from there create a model to distribute to Power BI Services. Just the model. Then later create the report.
Is it possible with an On Premise Gateway (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/data-integration/gateway/service-gateway-onprem) ? And how would I go about doing that?
I am looking for the "right" way and to reuse models and extend the models with new functionality, and make small increment rollouts / improvements / updates.
Thanks
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Hey @KNO ,
yes, you can set up the database name as a parameter. This can be changed then after uploading to the Power BI Services.
Check the following blog article on how to do that:
For each data source you have then to configure the gateway to connect to the correct on premises database.
Hey @KNO ,
yes, you can set up the database name as a parameter. This can be changed then after uploading to the Power BI Services.
Check the following blog article on how to do that:
For each data source you have then to configure the gateway to connect to the correct on premises database.
Thanks for your answer. I actually went another direction with data ingestion. I utilize Azure Datafactory and the Runtime Integration Gateway instead. That way I can manage the ingestion of data from many sources into one single repo. I am using the metasystem Common Data Model to structure my datasets.