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Create ElasticSearch datasource on gateway
Hey Georgedebt ,
You have installed the ODBC driver onto the Gateway Server and have a DSN installed on it? This article Microsoft Power BI Desktop | Elasticsearch Guide [master] | Elastic
states those are prerequisites.
And, this article states you need to use web and not Odata, so maybe try that method as well? Querying Elasticsearch with PowerBI (sixeyed.com)
If one of those methods don't work, let us know
Hi collinq
The thing is as I said previously I'm not using ODBC driver
And I'm not trying to use Power BI desktop , I'm trying to create the data source in Power BI service with type "Elasticsearch"" on my gateway
I was expecting that odbc driver is not necessary when the gateway is whitelisted and the only thing is needed from me is just the link to elasticsearch in correct format and credentials of user.
The way I do it in Power BI Service: Manage gateways - Data Sources - New- data source with type "Elasticsearch" (which is there in the list)
Do you think that ODBC driver is still necessary here?
Because I was able to get data from ES without it in power bi desktop (via ES API)
It's just Power BI Service that won't let do it
- collinq3 years agoSuper User
Hey Georgedebt ,
I do think that you need the ODBC because that is what the report is using. I don't believe that you can have a gateway with one type of link and the Desktop file with a different one. A test might be to create a report in the Service and then see if you can use the link from the gateway.