Is possible to make Row Level Security on reports that are hosted in Power BI Report Server doing Live Connection to a SSAS Cube?
I want to provide embeded reports to a page ( using Iframe ), and these reports are hosted in Power BI Report Server and make Live Connection to SSAS multidimensional cube. In this scenario, is possible to do Row level security in my Power BI Report?
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I want to create regular update report from my sql database by using SSRS and visualize those reports in dashboard of the application.
Reports will get live data from live server database and should be updated every time a administrator will login to the dashboard. The SSRS part of creating report is no problem, but any suggestion on how to show live SSRS reports from SQL to Dashboard?
SSRS reporting tools and Visual studio 2019
We have SSRS reports on the SSRS server.
I'm exploring moving to Power BI and this question is to ask whether post the Power BI report server installation whether I still need yo keep the SSRS installation?
The requirement is to be able to have an on prem reporting server that can be used to publish following reports:
Power BI visualization reports
Power BI paginated reports
SSRS reports
If all the above are supported by PBI Report server?, then I can skip installing SSRS?
We have lots of SSRS reports. We are planning to migrate those to Azure but found it is not supported. Does Power BI support SSRS reports? If yes, can we use Power BI reports in asp.Net application like we can load SSRS reports in report viewer in asp.net?
Power BI has what Microsoft is branding Paginated Reports. Its functionality within Power BI to support the RDL format from SSRS. You will need Power BI premium to get that feature though.
As far as using report view in .Net I am not sure. Since this is a rather new feature of Power BI there isn't a wealth of resources about it. I was able to find this documentation about embedding a paginated report.
Power BI Premium does support SSRS reports, called Paginated Reports to separate them from the standard Power BI Reports.
However Paginated Reports will have some feature gaps, for example sub-reports has only just been implemented in Paginated Reports.
In terms of designing paginated reports, the Report designer is the same interface and style. You can embedded both the Power BI and the Paginated reports into a asp.net application, by using the Power BI Embedded API
I am preparing a SSRS 2008 R2 commercial demo for my company, using Report Model to produce a kind of "BO Universe" data model to use with Report Builder, to show how users can produce their own reports by using a data model already created by a developer. I found out that Report Models are deprecated in SSRS 2012, is there any new tool to create a data model to deploy on report server, usable by users to produce reports?
Thanks in advance,
Daniele
Semantic modeling language (SMDL) report models are deprecated. Although you can you continue to use existing report models as data sources in SQL Server 2012 Reporting Services reports you should consider updating your reports to remove their dependency on report models.
SQL Server 2012 Reporting Services does not include tools for creating or updating report models.
SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) no longer supports report model projects. The Report Model designer is not available in SQL Server 2012 Reporting Services (SSRS). You cannot create new Report Model projects or open existing projects in SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) and you cannot create or update report models. To update report models, you can use SQL Server 2008 R2 Reporting Services or earlier tools. You can continue to use report models as data sources in reports authored in SQL Server 2012 Reporting Services (SSRS) tools such as Report Builder and Report Designer. The query designer that you use to create queries to extract report data from report models continues to be available in SQL Server 2012 Reporting Services.
Sources: here and (mainly) here
You can try exploring power view.
You can create a tabular model and then explore it via power view.
I have development, test, demo and production systems. They all need to have the same set of reports (easily deployed via Visual Studio, multiple reports at the same time if needed) and the same set of report subscriptions. At this time I have to manually go through the sequence of up to 7 steps in web UI for report manager to deploy or modify each subscription on each system.
Is there a way to automate/improve creation/modification of report subscriptions? I use SSRS 2008.
I've cheated in the past and manipulated the reporting database in SQL Server, you could dig around in there and see if you can figure out the records you need to add.