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PBI Audit Log - Doesn't Report Success/Fail - Caution
Technically speaking, the dashboard did load. In your example individual tiles will get the X because she wouldn't be able to talk to the tabular instance.
What if they had a mix of items on the dashboard. Maybe some items from an imported report/dataset mixed with some tiles from a live SSAS report. The items for the improted dataset would load properly, but the SSAS Live tiles would error. The dashboard was still viewed.
- Evogelpohl10 years ago
Helper V
Thanks. And, I agree w/ your logic. The dashboard or report is an object unto itself - and technically, it was viewed by Suzy in this hypothetical situation. So, fair to have an audit entry for it.
But, you can see the challenge at an enterprise level.
I'll add some ideas to the idea link you provided:
* Perhaps the audit log should be at the object level, not the container level.
* If the log continues to audit at the dashboard/report level; then perhaps there should be a 'result' (exit) code: E.g:
- 1 = All objects rendered w/o Error
- 2 = Full/Partial Object-Render Errors on Report or Dashboard
-Eric.
- GuyInACube10 years ago
Administrator
I understand the confusion and realize that some may see a failure in a visual as a failure to load the dashboard. I don't know that not logging the view dashboard is the right approach though (mainly for my example of a mixed dashboard).