Forum Discussion
Report Meta Data - name of SQL View etc
- 1 year ago
Hi TCavins ,
XMLA Read/Write Access , You can connect to your Power BI datasets using tools like Tabular Editor, SSMS, or even PowerShell with TOM (Tabular Object Model).
Direct Access to the Semantic Model: This lets you inspect and script out metadata, including:
Table names
Column names
DAX measures
Relationships
Partitions and source queries (including SQL views, if used)
For Ref
Solved: PowerBI Premium Licensing / XMLA / Access - Microsoft Fabric Community
Power BI Premium Per User - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
Best Regards,
Lakshmi.
If I upgrade my account to Premium Per User, would I then have access to the XMLA? I think I'm at a dead end using Powershell to get the actual SQL views/table names as everything I try returns blank data.
Hi TCavins ,
XMLA Read/Write Access , You can connect to your Power BI datasets using tools like Tabular Editor, SSMS, or even PowerShell with TOM (Tabular Object Model).
Direct Access to the Semantic Model: This lets you inspect and script out metadata, including:
Table names
Column names
DAX measures
Relationships
Partitions and source queries (including SQL views, if used)
For Ref
Solved: PowerBI Premium Licensing / XMLA / Access - Microsoft Fabric Community
Power BI Premium Per User - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
Best Regards,
Lakshmi.
- TCavins1 year agoHelper V
Thank you. I do not think this will be cost affective as I'm looking at trying this out for all of our existing apps and we'd have to make everyone who accesses them a premium user as well.
- v-lgarikapat1 year agoCommunity Support