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Helper III

3 years ago

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ODBC Connection In Service - How To Save Username and Password

Hi, I am using an ODBC connection for my Power BI Reports. I set up the System DSN and confirmed it worked on the Gateway computer. I then set up the connection in the Tenant. My reports work ...

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GilbertQ
3 years ago
Hi danielpaduck

You should be saving your details as part of the connection name in the Power BI Service.

here is my blog post below where I show how to use the Athena ODBC Driver to get it working. Yours should be very similar on how to install, configure the ODBC Driver on your Gateway server and in the Power BI Service

Did you know you can query data from AWS S3 into Power BI? - FourMoo | Power BI | Data Analytics

GilbertQ

Super User

3 years ago

Hi danielpaduck

You should be saving your details as part of the connection name in the Power BI Service.

here is my blog post below where I show how to use the Athena ODBC Driver to get it working. Yours should be very similar on how to install, configure the ODBC Driver on your Gateway server and in the Power BI Service

Did you know you can query data from AWS S3 into Power BI? - FourMoo | Power BI | Data Analytics

danielpaduck
Helper III
3 years ago
Awesome, I will check that out!

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