DP-500 · Question #17
You have live Power BI reports that contain R script data sources and R visuals. You need to publish the reports to the Power BI service and configure a daily refresh of datasets. What should you…
The correct answer is D. an on-premises data gateway (personal mode). To publish Power BI reports with R script data sources and R visuals to the Power BI service and configure daily refreshes, an on-premises data gateway in personal mode is required.
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- Aa Power BI Embedded capacity
- Ban on-premises data gateway (standard mode)
- Ca workspace that connects to an Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 account
- Dan on-premises data gateway (personal mode)
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To publish Power BI reports with R script data sources and R visuals to the Power BI service and configure daily refreshes, an on-premises data gateway in personal mode is required.
Power BI Embedded capacity is for embedding Power BI content into applications and doesn't directly address the requirement for refreshing R script data sources.
An on-premises data gateway (standard mode) is typically used for multiple users and shared data sources, but it does not support R script data source refreshes as it doesn't execute the R runtime.
A workspace connected to an Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 account is relevant for dataflows or storing data, but it doesn't provide the runtime environment needed to refresh R script data sources.
An on-premises data gateway (personal mode) is necessary for refreshing datasets that use R script data sources in the Power BI service, as it runs locally and accesses the R runtime environment to execute scripts. The personal mode is sufficient for individual users and their specific datasets, making it suitable for this scenario.
Concept tested: Power BI dataset refresh for R script data sources
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/connect-data/service-gateway-personal-mode
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