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Why can I on certain datasets use the Data Gateway at my on site and on other datasets I can't? I need to be able to do this in a reliable manner. Have to have this solved ASAP!
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Is the data source path identical in both the Power BI file (under data source settings) and in the "Manage Gateways" section of the Power BI Service?
EDIT: I should also point out that the Gateway must be identical for every single data source in your file. The moment you add a new data source, the Gateway must also have it. Its an all or nothing proposition. The moment you add a source it doesn't know or can't handle, then it will stop you from using it.
@jmiridium wrote:
This data source is a SQL Server
@jmiridium,
Please review the points in the KB below to solve the gateway issue.
http://community.powerbi.com/t5/Community-Knowledge-Base/Gateway-usage-in-Power-BI-Service/ta-p/1694...
Regards,
Lydia
Hi @jmiridium,
The Data Gateway does not support all data sources. If you are using a data source (E.g. Active Directory) that is not supported by the Data Gateway, it will be greyed out.
If it is a supported data source, you have to define it in Gear > Manage Gateways > Add Data Data Source
This data source is a SQL Server
@jmiridium wrote:
This data source is a SQL Server
@jmiridium,
Please review the points in the KB below to solve the gateway issue.
http://community.powerbi.com/t5/Community-Knowledge-Base/Gateway-usage-in-Power-BI-Service/ta-p/1694...
Regards,
Lydia
Is the data source path identical in both the Power BI file (under data source settings) and in the "Manage Gateways" section of the Power BI Service?
EDIT: I should also point out that the Gateway must be identical for every single data source in your file. The moment you add a new data source, the Gateway must also have it. Its an all or nothing proposition. The moment you add a source it doesn't know or can't handle, then it will stop you from using it.
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