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Using USERNAME() up to SQL Server
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Microsoft Power BI
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Divers
Thread ID:
01682046
Message ID:
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>On the SQL Server database server where PBI is installed, there is a ReportServer database (or similar name, depending on how it was configured). There are execution logs.....and a view called ExecutionLog3 that you can run.
>
>Here's one example of how to use it....you might have to adjust it....but if you go run a few reports and then look at this view, you'll get the idea.
>
>SELECT ItemPath, Username, count(*) , min(timestart), max(timeend)
> FROM [ReportServerpbi].[dbo].[ExecutionLog3]
> where username not in ( names that you want to exclude ) and requesttype = 'Interactive'
> group by itempath , username
> order by count(*) desc

That is interested. It works. It gives more information that I originally planned. This is great. This is, of course, when I query ExecutionLog3 with all the fields.
Michel Fournier
Level Extreme Inc.
Designer, architect, owner of the Level Extreme Platform
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