Video by: Reid Havens
Learn about the basic benefits of utilizing Deployment Pipelines in Microsoft Fabric / Power BI, saving you time, effort, and reducing complexity for report/model management. Tune in to learn more!
Posts tagged #Premium Per User (PPU)
Extracting SQL Database/Table Names From Your Power BI Dataset!
Video by: Reid Havens
Learn how to query the XMLA end-point in a Premium (Per User or Capacity) workspace to extract all the Power Query M Code, and parse out your SQL Database names, table, names, and parameters from your queries. Tune in to learn more.
RELATED CONTENT 🔗
(Livestream Replay) Everything You Need to Know about Power BI Goals - with Treb Gatte
DESCRIPTION 📄
Do you have a lot of reports but are still searching for answers? Do you really know what you are working toward? If so, we need to talk about Power BI Goals and how they can transform how you approach the question, where are we?
GUEST BIO 👤
Treb Gatte is a business intelligence expert with 24 years of experience. Prior to becoming CEO of Marquee Insights, he worked in leadership positions at Microsoft, Starbucks, and Wachovia (now Wells Fargo). He is a Microsoft Data Platform MVP and former Office MVP. Treb lives in the Seattle area with his wife, children and corgi and holds an MBA from Wake Forest University.
RELATED CONTENT 🔗
(Livestream Replay) Migration Tips and tricks when moving from AAS to PPU - with Gilbert Quevauvilliers
With the advent of Power BI Premium Per User (PPU) there are more reasons to look at moving from Azure Analysis Services (AAS) to PPU. There are several things to consider when making the move, and I will cover how to move large amounts with incremental processing and avoiding timeout issues. I will also cover how to make sure that your model is as small and as efficient as possible. And finally I will cover how to monitor PPU with Log Analytics.
GUEST BIO 👤
Gilbert Quevauvilliers is an independent consultant at FourMoo. Gilbert has been working in the data analytics space (SQL Server, Azure & Power BI) space for over 12 years, and has been using Power BI since it’s inception. Gilbert is also a co-organizer of the Queensland Power BI User Group (Queensland Power BI User Group - Microsoft Power BI Community)
