SQL Server Profiler – Installed with SSMS, this tool provides tracing and debugging of dataset events. Perform fine-grain refresh operations and scripting of dataset metadata using the Tabular Model Scripting Language (TMSL). SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) – Supports DAX, MDX, and XMLA queries. To learn more, see Tools for Analysis Services. Analysis Services projects extensions are supported on all Visual Studio 2017 and later editions, including the free Community edition. Visual Studio with Analysis Services projects – Also known SQL Server Data Tools, or simply SSDT, is a model authoring tool for Analysis Services tabular models. Here are just some of the client tools that work out of the box with Power BI Premium XMLA endpoints. With Power BI Premium, even the most demanding enterprise needs can now be met with tools and processes that Power BI has inherited from Analysis Services. XMLA endpoints is a significant step towards truly unifying enterprise grade analytics and self-service BI on a single platform. To enable the read/write XMLA endpoint for your Power BI Premium capacity, please go to the dataset settings capacity admin page. Users can now connect with service principals through the XMLA endpoint to automate unattended resource and service level operations such as provisioning workspaces, deploying models, and dataset refreshes. When migrating existing models from Azure Analysis Services to Power BI Premium, customers can live connect to the Power BI workspace and publish to the Power BI service. XMLA endpoint can be used to connect live to datasets. Dataset metadata through the XMLA endpoint can now be scripted to create, modify, or delete model roles for a dataset, set row-level security (RLS) filters, and set memberships for Azure Active Directory (AAD) users. Read/write XMLA endpoints introduced many additional enterprise BI scenarios for dataset management, application lifecycle management, governance, complex semantic modeling, debugging, and monitoring- all within Power BI!Īs part of the GA release, we’re also introducing the following new capabilities: The read-only capability provided open-platform connectivity for Power BI datasets enabling single-version-of-the-truth semantic models that are compatible with a range of data-visualization tools from different vendors. XMLA endpoints provide access to the Analysis Services engine in the Power BI service, allowing customers to leverage enterprise BI tools directly on Power BI datasets.
With XMLA endpoints, Power BI inherits a large ecosystem of developers, partners, BI tools, and solutions built over the years. We are excited to announce the general availability of read/write XMLA endpoint in Power BI Premium.
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