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5 TopicsPower BI Report Server : disable "Page" tab with rs:embed=true, not hide Page
Hi, I created some reports with latest Power BI Report Server' version and want to embed them in my own portal. I use rs:embed=true URL option. All work fine except for the visibility of the page tab. I have only one page and I don't want to show this bottom tab. My question: Is there an URL option to deactivate Page tab? Regards, Denis8.4KViews5likes9Commentspage getting extended from right when printing?
This is my normal dashboard page You can easily see it has equal margins from both the sides. but when I use print command it get extended from right side. I have tried all the page fits available in chrome. I am not able to understand this problem. like this- Please help. thanks in Advance1.6KViews0likes9CommentsScheduled Refresh Causes Server Pagefile Usage to Grow Overtime
Hello! Roughly nine or so months ago, upgraded from using an older SSRS system to using Power BI Report Server. currently use PBIRS for on-premis data reporting. We have several pagenated reports with subscriptions that we used thorughout the years and are now beginning to make use of Power BI reports as well. Many of my reports connect to either SQL or Oracle databases and run stored procedures to get the data. I have figured out how to get Data Refresh working for my reports and it works very well. However, soon after I learned how to build Power BI reports and set up auto refresh, our subscriptions stopped sending out one day. The SSRS database would claim the subscriptions have been sent but the emails never were actually sent out. I restarted the Power BI service on our vm server and the subscriptions automatically started running again. Upon much investigation and monitoring using Performance Monitor on our server, I noticed that after each scheduled refresh of my power bi reports that several Microsoft.Mashup.Container.NetFX40 processes would start running. Then after these processes are complete, the page file would settle down with usage slightly higher than previously. This process repeats itself many times and after about 3 days or so, the page file would be completely full and I would have to restart the Power BI Report Server service. This would release the pagefile memory until it would get used up again. I came accross this issue where someone had a similar problem. The fix is to restrict data preview from downloading data in the background of each Power BI Report. I have attempted to integrate this fix but it does not reslove my issue. I am a bit at a loss of what to do. Any extra insight would be greatly appreciated!2.3KViews0likes3Comments