Closed Scotto13 closed 3 years ago
@Scotto13 thank you for using MariaDB Power BI Connector. Here are answers to your questions.
Few things here:
serverTimezone
and other URL parameters.When you configure the connection to use the DirectQuery mode in the MariaDB data source dialog in Power BI Desktop (see the screenshot) the connection shall stay in this mode until it is manually changed.
To change the mode from DirectQuery to Import (a.k.a. InMemory), in Power BI Desktop click on the label in the bottom right corner. It will display a warning and import all the data.
If you see the "DirectQuery" label in the status bar (bottom right) it means the data model is in DirectQuery mode and it will be published and work in DirectQuery mode at all times.
In Power BI Desktop a query is created or edited using the Power Query Editor that can be launched by clicking the Transform Data button in the Ribbon.
Power Query Editor window screenshot:
More information about Power Query Editor: Quickstart: Using Power Query in Power BI Desktop
I am connected to the MySQL db via Oracle SQL Developer. The connection uses Port: 3306/?serverTimezone=PST#/billmax In the Maria Connection settings, I only am able to put in 3306.
I think this is causing a connection issue when I publish the report to the PowerBI gateway.
Also, the MariaDB getting started page says: You are now connected to your remote MariaDB database and can choose your data source and run queries and create visuals with Microsoft Power BI. When I add a table using the data source, it seems that the report becomes InMemory instead of Direct Query. Can you please direct me to how I add a query on my db in PBI?
All help is much appreciated! This tool will really help my company so I'm hopeful on getting it to work.
Scott Williams