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Refresh history
Hi Anonymous ,
The Refresh history in the Service does indicate if a refresh ran by a Scheduled refresh or by a Manual refresh. But, it does not indicate the userid that requested it when it was manual or which userid set it up to run automatically.
At this time, I believe that the API only lists the same information and doesn't give a userid but perhaps you could dig deeper into the API options to see if I am incorrect. That said, and assuming I am correct, this sounds like a great idea. You can create an idea here Ideas (powerbi.com) And then, please let us know the idea that you created so that we can vote for it as well.
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- collinqSuper User
Hi Anonymous ,
The Refresh history in the Service does indicate if a refresh ran by a Scheduled refresh or by a Manual refresh. But, it does not indicate the userid that requested it when it was manual or which userid set it up to run automatically.
At this time, I believe that the API only lists the same information and doesn't give a userid but perhaps you could dig deeper into the API options to see if I am incorrect. That said, and assuming I am correct, this sounds like a great idea. You can create an idea here Ideas (powerbi.com) And then, please let us know the idea that you created so that we can vote for it as well.
- AnonymousNot applicable
collinq wrote:Hi Anonymous ,
The Refresh history in the Service does indicate if a refresh ran by a Scheduled refresh or by a Manual refresh. But, it does not indicate the userid that requested it when it was manual or which userid set it up to run automatically.
At this time, I believe that the API only lists the same information and doesn't give a userid but perhaps you could dig deeper into the API options to see if I am incorrect. That said, and assuming I am correct, this sounds like a great idea. You can create an idea here Ideas (powerbi.com) And then, please let us know the idea that you created so that we can vote for it as well.
yeah, this information would be helpful for troubleshooting purposes. Idea submitted here: