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Re: Guidance on Affordable Licensing Options for Power BI Report Server
Sorry to correct this, BUT with SQL Server 2025 the Licensing model has changed and the link which GeraldGEmerick shared is no longer the only truth. Up to version 2022 of SQL Server you have to have EA with SA in place this is true. But something changed with SQL Server 2025 which can be read here: What Is Power BI Report Server? - Power BI | Microsoft Learn Licensing Power BI Report Server Power BI Report Server operates on a core-based licensing model and is currently available through Fabric F64+ reserved instances and various SQL licensing options depending on which version of SQL Server the customer is running. With SQL Server 2025, customer may run Power BI Report Server software on the Licensed Server, on any allowed Fail-over OSE in accordance with those same limits, or in Azure. Customer may run the software on a maximum number of cores equal to the number of SQL Server Standard or Enterprise Edition Core Licenses assigned to the Licensed Server, subject to a minimum of four core licenses per OSE. Alternatively, if the software is run in Azure, Customer must allocate one SQL Server Standard or Enterprise Edition Core License per virtual core, subject to a minimum of four core licenses per OSE. See Microsoft Volume Licensing for SQL Server licensing details. For versions of SQL Server Enterprise Edition released prior to 2025, Power BI Report Server use rights apply only to Enterprise Edition Core Licenses with active SA. This right expires upon expiration of customer's SA coverage. Similar to SQL Server licensing, customers may run the Power BI Report Server software in a physical or virtual OSE with up to the number of cores included under their Fabric F64+ capacity. The number of Power BI v-cores available for each Fabric license can be found here. If a customer purchases Fabric F64+ reserved instances, a Power BI Pro license is required to publish both paginated and Power BI reports in PBIRS. However, for SQL Server editions, a Power BI Pro license is only required for publishing Power BI reports in PBIRS. A Power BI Pro license is not required to view and interact with paginated and Power BI reports on Power BI Report Server. Hope it helps! dsvansh8.7KViews0likes0CommentsUsing Embed Tool - Registering a client application the example File should use the right Fileextension
Working myself through the embedding of a Dashboard into a 3rd party application. At the end you can download a power bi example for visual studio. The file extension there is TXT. After having a look on the TXT File and some research I realised it is a zip file that can be extracted. Can you fix this ?75Views1like1Comment
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