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Summary
Item
Description
Release State
General Availability
Products
Power BI (Semantic models) Power BI (Dataflows) Fabric (Dataflow Gen2)
Authentication Types Supported
Basic Windows
Capabilities supported
Import
DirectQuery (Power BI semantic models)
Connect to SingleStore
To connect Microsoft Power BI Desktop to SingleStore DB or Managed Service:
In the Home ribbon, from the Get Data list, select More.
In the Get Data dialog, select SingleStore Direct Query Connector.
In the SingleStore database dialog box, enter the IP address or hostname of the SingleStore cluster in Server. In Database, enter the database name.
Under Data Connectivity mode, select the Import or DirectQuery mode, and then select OK.
In the SingleStore Direct Query Connector dialog box, in the left pane, select the authentication type (either Windows or Basic).
Nota
SingleStoreDB Cloud users can only use Basic authentication.
If you're using the server for the first time, select Edit Credentials and enter the credentials. Go to Step 4 in Connect to SingleStore for more information.
Verify the data to load, and select Close & Apply.
If you've worked with the data set before and it's cached in memory, refresh the report to reset the local cache. On the Home ribbon, select Refresh.
To update the existing custom SQL reports, select the Refresh button on the Home ribbon.
Modify credentials
To modify the credentials used to connect to SingleStore:
In the File ribbon, select Options and settings > Data source settings.
In the Data source settings dialog, select SingleStore Direct Query Connector, and then select Edit Permissions.
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