Changes made to perspectives may have caused action assignments to be lost. If you ever rename a perspective or create a new perspective, just open the BI Developer Extensions Actions Editor dialog and BI Developer Extensions will prompt you "No actions are currently included in any perspectives, but BI Developer Extensions did retain a backup of the perspective assignmentsįrom the last actions editing session. For this reason, BI Developer Extensions backs up the action perspective assignments to an annotation. However, renaming a perspective usually wipes out the actions assignments to perspectives. Most common clicks like adding or removing a table or column fromĪ perspective in the Perspectives dialog will preserve the actions assignments. The Perspectives dialog currently does not support actions, so BI Developer Extensions built its own support in this actions dialog. Note that you can assign actions to perspectives using this dialog. When you click OK, the actions are deployed to the workspace database (just like all other editing of the To create your first action, click the Add button. Create your actions and click OK. The BI Developer Extensions Tabular Actions Editor dialog will pop up. bim file to find the menu item to launch this feature:
In a Tabular model (SQL Server 2012 and above only) right click the. If you encounter a bug in how Tabular handles actions and open a support case, Microsoft may not provide support.
Warning: While actions work in Tabular models, they are not officially supported by Microsoft. This feature also allows the model designer to create report, URL, or rowset For example, this feature allows the model designer the ability to customize the columns returned by drillthrough. This feature provides a UI for editing actions for Tabular models. Note: This feature is only available with models in the 1103 compatability mode Does that mean: even if I build 3 AS tabular models(5 customers in each for example), with exactly the same relations and structures and the only difference being the customer IDs each of the 3 models hold, i need to create the same power BI report 3 times, with each report going against one tabular model? I have the exact same structure in each AS tabular model, can't PBI report dynamically connect to one of the AS tabular source based on access? We want to have separate AS models so that it becomes easier to maintain, and there is scope for data to grow quite a bit, we are using in-memory modeApplicable to Tabular Compatibility Level: SQL 2012 SP1 / SQL 2014 (1103) You mentioned that live connection is one data source by definition. Subject: SSAS Tabular Model from multiple Thanks for your response. What is the best way to model the tabular data in SSAS? Will we be able to create individual SSAS tabular models and union them all in one model? Or will we be able to create one huge tabular model that reads from all customer databases? Which is the optimal approach? Any documentation/guidance will help immensely! We are using PBI Service to connect to SSAS Tabular via Live connection for reporting. We have one database per customer, and the schema structure is exacly the same across each customer. Obviously you have to mark data with a customer_id and add a Customer Table the the model to be able to filter customer data in the SSAS tabular and Power BI reports. So, when you have a new customer database to add to the SSAS tabular, you need just to add a step to your layer database views.
You can create a layer database with one view for each single database table to union the same table across all your customer databases and use this layer database as source for you SSAS tabular.
So, in my opinion, the best way is to create one huge tabular model that reads from all customer databases. Live connection is one database source by definition. Subject: SSAS Tabular Model from multiple databases
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