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If you click on edit details of tile, you can see the link to the SSRS report. As you learned earlier in this post, SQL Server agent is responsible for keeping that tile up to date in the Power BI Dashboard. After pinning the SSRS report element into Power BI, you can check SQL Server Agent and see that there is an agent job created for this process. The SQL Server agent also has a schedule which can be configured differently. This post was a quick post about how charts from an SSRS reports can be pinned into a Power BI Dashboard. For using this functionality, some requirements need to be met. You have to use SQL Server 2016 or higher version. Your dataset of the report should be using saved credentials. SSRS report should have charts, gauges, or maps, because only charts, gauges, and maps can be pinned to the dashboard. Power BI Integration in the reporting services configuration manager should be enabled. And finally; SQL Server agent should be up and running because Agent is responsible for keeping that tile up to date.
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To run this example, you will need to have SSRS installed with a sample SQL Server database of AdventureWorks. Unfortunately explaining the steps of installing SSRS or SQL Server database is big enough and outside of this topic to be involved in this post. The first action for the integration is to enable Power BI Integration in the Reporting Services Configuration Manager. Open Reporting Service Configuration Manager, and then go to Power BI Service tab at the left-hand side. The Power BI Integration is only available in SQL Server Reporting Service 2016 or higher versions. Click on Register with Power BI and log in to your Power BI account. After registering with your account, you will see a screen such as below; If you open an SSRS report, you will see the Power BI pin option at the top of the report in the reporting services portal. You can click on the Power BI icon to start pinning elements into Power BI service. If you don't have any charts in your report, you cannot pin any item on the dashboard.
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Great Post! I am having completely opposite situation. After installing SSRS 2014, I noticed that all users on the domain have complete access to the reports manager site. I have not setup any security/access permissions on the Reports Manager site. Only BUILTIN\Administrator have full access (which is default configuration). But every domain user can still browse the Reports Manager site without any restrictions. How can I prevent this? I want only the users who have been assigned permissions to be able to access the Reports Manager and contents. I changed the file and added RSWindowsBasic as the authentication type. So now I at least get a login prompt. But once you enter your domain username/password, you can access full Reports Manager site. Please help. Thanks. Wednesday, November 25, 2015 - 6:20:35 PM - Raj Back To Top (39144) Thank You, the above post was awesome and resolved the access permission problem Monday, October 26, 2015 - 6:42:09 AM - Domenico Back To Top (38963) Many many thanks... your post saved me!!
By: | Updated: 2014-01-02 | Comments (12) | Related: > Reporting Services Security Problem After a successful installation of SQL Server Reporting Services 2012 on a personal computer such as a laptop, a permissions error is received when accessing the Report Manager site for the first time. The message typically states the following: "User DOMAIN_NAME\userID does not have required permissions. Verify that sufficient permissions have been granted and Windows User Account Control (UAC) restrictions have been addressed. " This error can occur even though you the user, installer and database administrator have full administrative rights on your device. Solution Depending on your situation there are two methods that will typically resolve this problem. We will start with the easier solution first before moving to the more complicated solution. The goal of both solutions is to get the Site Settings to display in the top right corner as shown below. Site Settings is not displayed in the image above containing the error message.