Douglas Dixon on 07 Nov 2014 01:51:58
Allow me to utilize SSRS PowerView just like I can with Excel PowerView and pin reports to the dashboard, however with SSRS, I would like to connect to on-prem data sources
Administrator on 26 Nov 2014 09:05:18
Hi Doug, thanks for the suggestion. We have another suggestion for connections to on-prem data sources. Can you elaborate on the SSRS Power View requirement? Do you need to upload existing rdlx reports?
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RE: PowerView rdlx connecting to on-prem data source
I'm assuming this would mean that we can query multiple data sets at the same time - looking for unique keys, etc? That would be great.
RE: PowerView rdlx connecting to on-prem data source
This is a must for a dashboard. Hope this comes soon would love to start using this but for now my dashboard requires slicers/filters.
RE: PowerView rdlx connecting to on-prem data source
Isn't a dashboard supposed to act almost like a report? As "Anonymous" mentioned, the dashboard seems pretty useless if you can't interact somehow with the charts that are present in the dashboard. Otherwise you would just drill down to the underlying report every time you actually would like to get some insights in the data.
RE: PowerView rdlx connecting to on-prem data source
Hi, this feature would be great for giving quick insight in the performance of specific parts of the company, without the need to drill down into the underlying dashboards...
RE: PowerView rdlx connecting to on-prem data source
The dashboards are fairly useless without this....
RE: PowerView rdlx connecting to on-prem data source
Hi, understanding the technical implications and challenges with this... :) (need to trust the same dimension schema/behavior across different models? kind of virtual/federated semantic model ) this would for sure a very handy feature, otherwise we really are just seeing a disconnected mashup of dashboard widgets :)