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I am building a report for a customer and started by setting up a local copy of their SQL database. I installed the on-Premise Gateway in Standard Mode, Power BI Desktop and was able to create a report and have it work when I uploaded it to the service. Nothing unusual here.
I have just drove out the customer and setup the gateway on one of their machines. In the Power BI Service, I can create a data source associated with the Gateway and it authenticates with the username and password.
I should point out that from my office I don’t have access to their SQL server directly so I cannot login to the SQL Server with Management Studio. But I do have the Gateway access.
What I want to do is to either one of the following:
Or
If I take my existing report on the Service and go into the settings of the dataset it allows me to work with the Gateway settings. But it will not allow be to select a data source. It just says “Not configured correctly”. It presents the original Data source definition (SqlServer{"server":"MyOwnServer","database":"thename"}) and wants to add it to the gateway. The only available option “Add to gateway” does not seem to get me anywhere.
After a couple of hours of Googling and trying things, I am reaching out for help
Thanks
Solved! Go to Solution.
While I don't mind comments from others, did find a solution.
Instead of trying to change the data source for the published report in the Service, I created an alias on my local development SQL server to match the name of the target customer server. Then using Desktop I directed the existing report to the new alias. When I published the updated report it was much more cooporative.
While I don't mind comments from others, did find a solution.
Instead of trying to change the data source for the published report in the Service, I created an alias on my local development SQL server to match the name of the target customer server. Then using Desktop I directed the existing report to the new alias. When I published the updated report it was much more cooporative.
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