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Hello everyone,
I use a python script as a datasource in a report. In desktop version works fine.
The problem is when I try to refresh it in powerBI Service, I have a lot of doubts:
Remember that I use python only to load data, and NOT to create a visual (Which its supossed to have the size limit)
My idea is to scheduled the refreshed of this report.
More data: The machine which has the gateway (enterprise) can run python. How can I configure the path of interpreter?
Thanks in advance, and sorry for any missunderstanding, there are a lot of questions
Cheers
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Hi @aoliver ,
Based on this document, It is not supported to implement schedule refresh via on premise Data Gateway (Enterprise Gateway) for Python in Power BI Service currently .
Based on my research, Python script execution on the Power BI Desktop and personal gateway has the same dataframe size and PNG image size limits, but the execution time limit is 300 seconds. Other constraints are not applicable to Power BI Desktop and personal gateway. Please refer to this blog: https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/python-visualizations-in-power-bi-service/
Best regards,
Hi @aoliver ,
Based on this document, It is not supported to implement schedule refresh via on premise Data Gateway (Enterprise Gateway) for Python in Power BI Service currently .
Based on my research, Python script execution on the Power BI Desktop and personal gateway has the same dataframe size and PNG image size limits, but the execution time limit is 300 seconds. Other constraints are not applicable to Power BI Desktop and personal gateway. Please refer to this blog: https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/python-visualizations-in-power-bi-service/
Best regards,
Thanks for all your answers!!!
Cheers
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