I'm just finished with setting up our Purview account. After a few scans, and correcting some privileges issues I can get details from the storage account, Azure SQL Database (main source for Power BI datasets), and Power BI datasets / reports.
The main thing that has my interest is the lineage from Power BI Datasets to the source. Most reports will have one Azure SQL Database as a source. I want to check with tables are used. However, it seems that this information is not available.
In this post by Microsoft, there is an image that shows the kind of lineage that I'm looking for.
How can I achieve this insight with Azure Purview?
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I have this requirement in my company in which we want user to be only able to access BigQuery from either from GCP console (using any network, it doesn't have to be from our company network) and Looker BI tools that we use in our company.
We want to prevent access so that the BigQuery isn't accessible using any other tools such as BI tools such as Power BI, MS Excel, etc. The reason is because we'd like to prevent users from downloading and exporting data using this unauthorized BI /3rd party Tools.
The issue is that based on our test as long as user has viewer access to BigQuery, then they can use any compatible BI tools to connect to BigQuery, create tabular visualization and then export the data from there.
Is there any way to prevent this from happening ?
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I'm currently trying to create a burndown chart using data pulled through Azure DevOps into Power Bi using the Power Bi Connector.
The problem I'm having is that I can't find a field which contains the effort and amount of time a task took. The best I can find is adding a analysis view in Dev Ops and the field 'Remaining Work' however when a task is completed this field blanks.
Has anyone done this before, do they know what fields to use and what DAX(s) expression would be used to generate a burndown chart in PowerBi for Azure Dev ops?
Thanks for your help.
How would I create a powerBI report that shows the real sprint burndowns but connecting to the AzureDevOps environment?
Is there a downloadable .pbix template available?
Regards
That's a nice to have option but yet to be available. There are many workarounds that you would try
Embed the reports from Azure DevOps burn down in Team Site / SharePoint Online portals
Create Power BI reports as per the need. The step by step approach is shown in Link
Thanks
There is no,you need create it your self.
Analytics views dataset design
Connect to Analytics with Power BI Data Connector
I'm interested in creating some dashboards for clients. They will contain some sensitive data, so I plan on putting them behind an authentication wall (ASP.net, most likely). The dashboard will allow for filtering and sorting, but no data entry or deletion. Each dashboard will be fed by an Excel file.
My company suggested using Microsoft Power BI, but BI for web doesn't allow for private/confidential data, and any other method of sharing would require the client to have a Power BI license.
I also considered Tableau but ran into similar issues.
So broadly speaking, what's the best platform for creating web-based visualizations that can be embedded into a page?
Thanks
Power BI gives you - Azure AD authentication ,
- row level security to data
So Power BI will be better option
The following video demonstrates how to monitor sql queries done by EF in an MVC application:
http://channel9.msdn.com/Series/Implementing-Entity-Framework-with-MVC/01
They recommend glimpse for mvc5:
https://www.nuget.org/packages/Glimpse.Mvc5/
I can not find glimpse for Azure mobile services so what is the best way to monitor sql queries in Azure mobile services?
Open Azure Management Portal for your Database, login and open performance tab.
There you get some basic monitoring data about your queries.
You can query sys.dm_exec_query_stats table in your database too, to create custom reports about your queries.
If you don't mind third-party services, look into CloudMonix # http://cloudmonix.com - it has special support for SQL Azure and a free plan.
When monitoring SQL Azure databases, it will show you top 10 queries, connections, logs, performance characteristics and allow you to create your own SQL-based metrics.
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