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I have created a PBIX that used direct query to SQL Azure DB. I initially created this report in development environment that points to my development DB.
For production purpose, I programatically upload this report to a group in Power BI. Likewise for other reports. Then I try to programatically update the data source along with credentials using PowerBI API. But it fails. It updates the data source (DB server and catalog), but not the credentials.
Below is my sample code that updates the data source connection string:
foreach( var ds in client.Datasets.GetDatasetsInGroup(grp.Id).Value)
client.Datasets.SetAllDatasetConnectionsInGroup(grp.Id,ds.Id , new ConnectionDetails(ConnectionString));
Am I doing it the right way. Kindly advice.
@shiva wrote:
I have created a PBIX that used direct query to SQL Azure DB. I initially created this report in development environment that points to my development DB.
For production purpose, I programatically upload this report to a group in Power BI. Likewise for other reports. Then I try to programatically update the data source along with credentials using PowerBI API. But it fails. It updates the data source (DB server and catalog), but not the credentials.
Below is my sample code that updates the data source connection string:
foreach( var ds in client.Datasets.GetDatasetsInGroup(grp.Id).Value)
client.Datasets.SetAllDatasetConnectionsInGroup(grp.Id,ds.Id , new ConnectionDetails(ConnectionString));
Am I doing it the right way. Kindly advice.
You'll have to set credentials after updating the connection string, see Set Credentials, you'll get the gatewayid from Get BoundGatewayDatasources.
Thanks for the reply.
I am not using any gateway. I am using PowerBI with SQL Azure. Why should I create a gateway ?
@shiva wrote:
Thanks for the reply.
I am not using any gateway. I am using PowerBI with SQL Azure. Why should I create a gateway ?
Azure SQL in Power BI internally actually uses gateway, however there's nothing for you to configure. If you call Get BoundGatewayDatasources by passing the Azure SQL datasetid, you'll get the gatewayid.
Hi Eric, kindly refer to the above pic, I am getting forbidden access error. What could be the reason? Below is the code I used:
string uri = string.Format("https://api.powerbi.com/v1.0/myorg/gateways/{0}/datasources/{1}", result[0].GatewayId, item.Id);
var Uri = new Uri(uri);
var content = new StringContent("{ \"credentialType\": \"Basic\", \"basicCredentials\": { \"username\": \"userName\", \"password\": \"password\" }}", System.Text.Encoding.Default, "application/json");
using (var request = new HttpRequestMessage { Method = new HttpMethod("PATCH"), RequestUri = Uri, Content = content })
{
var rep = client.HttpClient.SendAsync(request).Result;
}
@shiva wrote:
Hi Eric, kindly refer to the above pic, I am getting forbidden access error. What could be the reason? Below is the code I used:
string uri = string.Format("https://api.powerbi.com/v1.0/myorg/gateways/{0}/datasources/{1}", result[0].GatewayId, item.Id);
var Uri = new Uri(uri);
var content = new StringContent("{ \"credentialType\": \"Basic\", \"basicCredentials\": { \"username\": \"userName\", \"password\": \"password\" }}", System.Text.Encoding.Default, "application/json");
using (var request = new HttpRequestMessage { Method = new HttpMethod("PATCH"), RequestUri = Uri, Content = content })
{var rep = client.HttpClient.SendAsync(request).Result;
}
try{ //your code here } catch (HttpOperationException ex) { //Bad Request var content = ex.Response.Content; Console.WriteLine(content); }
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