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I have made a real time report using push dataset in power bi service using a python script and rest api. And I was able to publish the report to web(public) which I thought was not possible because power bi dataset was considered as a live connection.
But the data in the report is not getting refreshed after reloading the url (the value is static). Since it is a push dataset it is not possible to refresh it in workspace. Is it happening since it is a live connection?. But I was able to publish to web.
The data was getting refreshed when it was within in the workspace each time when the page was refreshed. Any help would be appreciated.
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No. There isn't. You can't do real time with Publish To Web because of the reasons of my previous post.
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Hi. I don't think you will be able to do this. Publish to Web won't be the way to deal with streaming. The documentation says:
"The data is cached for one hour from the time it is retrieved. If you update the report definition (for example, if you change its View mode) or refresh the report data, it can take some time before changes are reflected in the version of the report that your users view."
Publish to Web can't show the most recent refreshed data in real time. It will always take minutes before showing that on the URL. You can't make real time with that option.
You can read more here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/collaborate-share/service-publish-to-web#howitworks
I hope that helps,
Happy to help!
Hi,
Thank you for the information.
But it was refreshing within the workspace when the report page was reloaded each time.
Is there any other option to show the real time data in publish to web option?
No. There isn't. You can't do real time with Publish To Web because of the reasons of my previous post.
Happy to help!
Ok, thank you for the reply.