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I've the challenge to access data from a MySQL Server in PowerBi Desktop. The corresponding dataset is located in the PowerBi Service.
The MySQL Server is hosted in the cloud.
My approach so far:
Now the challenge: How can i actually access the MySQL Tables as a datasource in PowerBi Desktop? Can i do this directly or do i have to do something else within the service first?
Appreciate any help, thanks in advance!
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Cherry
Hi @Hotkey ,
Normally, if your data source is online, you don't need to add it to data gateway.
It seems that you have configured the My SQL data source in data gateway in power bi service.
You could connect the data source with My SQL connector in Power BI Desktop.
If you still need help, please feel free to ask.
Best Regards,
Cherry
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@v-piga-msft wrote:Hi @Hotkey ,
Normally, if your data source is online, you don't need to add it to data gateway.
It seems that you have configured the My SQL data source in data gateway in power bi service.
You could connect the data source with My SQL connector in Power BI Desktop.
If you still need help, please feel free to ask.
Best Regards,
Cherry
Yes, i have data source online, but on a Linux Server with no remote access to the database allowed (only via SSH Tunnel from localhost). So i can think about creating a tunnel on my Desktop PC and then use the connector to access the data from PowerBi Desktop.
But if i then would publish the Dataset to the service: How does the service then is able to connect to the source? Would it then use the gateway?
Thanks again for help
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