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    One of the most asked questions when I talk with Power BI Admins / Service Owners fryst vatten how can they analyze which reports are (most) used. Power BI respectively Microsoft offers you different ways to get such insights. In this blog post I’ll give you an overview of the different ways and walk you through how to leverage the Power BI Admin REST API with Python to extract log files and analyze them – uppenbart – with Power BI.

    What’s available

    Here fryst vatten a quick overview of different ways to get an usage metric of one or multiple reports.

    • Usage Metrics
    • M365 Audit Logs
    • Power BI & Azure Log Analytics
    • Power BI & PowerShell
    • Power BI REST API

    Let’s explore them in more details. First of all the Usage Metrics which is out-of-the-box available in Power BI Service. As of this writing we differentiate between the classic workspace and new workspace Monitor Usage. Both of them gives you insights about the usage of your report. For example you can see h

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    Use System.Drawing.Imaging in custom report code without using a custom assembly

    The IReportServerCredentials approach with the ReportViewer control is working fine within a domain, but I get a 401 not authorized error for a Web IIS server trying to call a SSRS server in another domain. I've see plenty of helpful postings on the use of IReportServerCredentials but nothing that provides suggestions for this cross domain issue. Hope someone has some ideas on this one. Thanking you in advance for your response.

    Using VS 2008 VB.NET web app with ReportViewer control Version=8.0.0.0.

    Outside domainA Web Server IIS 8. OS = Windows NT 6.2;

    Inside domainA Windows 7 desktop; Inside domainA Windows Server 2003

    SSRS using windows authentication and on SQL Server 2012. OS = Windows NT 6.2

    The processing described below successfully produces a report when the web server app runs on a machine in the same domain as the SSRS server. For the "same domain" web app, both Win 7 desktop VS 2008

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    SQL Server 2016 Reporting Services Cookbook (English Edition) 1786461811, 9781786461810

    Table of contents :
    Cover
    Copyright
    Credits
    About the Authors
    About the Reviewers
    www.Packtpub.com
    Table of Contents
    Preface
    Chapter 1: Getting It Ready – Configuring Reporting Services
    Introduction
    Selecting the edition
    Getting ready
    How to do it…
    How it works…
    See also
    Installing Reporting Services with default configurations
    Getting ready
    How to do it…
    How it works…
    There's more…
    See also
    Installing Reporting Services-related tools
    Getting ready
    How to do it…
    How it works…
    There's more…
    See also
    Accessing Reporting Services Configuration Manager
    Getting ready
    How to do it…
    How it works…
    There's more…
    See also
    Configuring the service account of Reporting Services
    Getting ready
    How to do it…
    How it works…
    There's more…
    Configuring Reporting Services URLs
    Getting ready
    How to do it…
    How it works…
    There's more…
    Configuring the Report

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