We’re excited to announce that you can now embed entire Power BI organizational apps in Microsoft Teams tabs. Until now, this has been one of the top feature requests for Power BI integration with Microsoft Teams. It helps teams and organization put the full Power BI org app experiences directly where people work every day. By adding Org apps in channels and meetings, you enable everyone to access the data they need. We’ve started to roll out the experience to commercial cloud customers and expect it to be available for everyone in the next week or two. Let’s look at the new experience and its benefits. Picking an entire Power BI organizational app to embed in Microsoft Teams To embed a Power BI organizational app, add a Power BI tab to a channel or meeting. Go to the Apps pivot in the selection you and notice the new checkbox next to the app name . When you check the box, you’re choosing to embed the entire organizational app in the Power BI tab. If you don’t see an app in ...
QUESTION 1 You are an ETL developer for a mortgage company. In your application you have to load data from a Microsoft Excel source and an OLE DB source. The Excel source contains vender data and has approximately 1000 records. The OLE source contains loan data and has approximately 1,000,000 records. Sample vendor data (Excel source) is shown in the following table: VendorID VendorName 1 VendorA 2 VendorB 3 VendorC 4 VendorD 5 VendorE Sample loan data (OLE DB source) is shown in the following table: LoanNumber VendorID LoanAmount I-100 1 120000 I-200 1 130000 I-300 2 150000 I-400 3 150000 I-500 4 160000 I-600 4 170000 I-700 5 180000 The CIO asks you to generate an Excel file with the loan list information for each vendor. You build a SQL Server 2008 Integration Services (SSIS) package that can generate the Excel files dynamically. The Excel files should have the vendor name as the prefix and the date as the suffix (e.g., VendorA_DDMMYYYY.xlsx). You get the error message shown in the e...
Error: TITLE: Microsoft Visual Studio ------------------------------ Failed to execute the package or element. Build errors were encountered. For more information, see the Output window. ------------------------------ BUTTONS: OK ------------------------------ Solution: We tried to close SSDT and run it again but, we still got the same error while running SSIS package. Then, we need to follow bellow solution: Step 1: Go to Task Manager–> Details Tab. Step 2: Locate the process “ DtsDebugHost.exe “. Kill this process. There might be multiple instances of this process. Kill all of them. Step 3: Rerun SSIS package
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