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Supporting Advanced Data Access Scenarios in Tabular 1400 Models
In the context of this blog article, advanced data access scenarios refers to situations where data access functions inside M expressions cannot easily be represented through data source definitions in...
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Using Azure Analysis Services on Top of Azure Data Lake Store
The latest release of SSDT Tabular adds support for Azure Data Lake Store (ADLS) to the modern Get Data experience (see the following screenshot). Now you can augment your big data analytics workloads...
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Using Legacy Data Sources in Tabular 1400
The modern Get Data experience in Tabular 1400 brings interesting new data discovery and transformation capabilities to Analysis Services. However, not every BI professional is equally excited....
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Asynchronous Refresh with the REST API for Azure Analysis Services
We are pleased to introduce the REST API for Azure Analysis Services. Using any programming language that supports REST calls, you can now perform asynchronous data-refresh operations. This includes...
View ArticleAutomation of Analysis Services with NuGet packages
We are pleased to announce that the Analysis Services Management Objects (AMO) and ADOMD client libraries are now available from NuGet.org! This simplifies the development and management of automation...
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New memory options for Analysis Services
We’re happy to introduce some new memory settings for Azure Analysis Services and SQL Server Analysis Services tabular models. These new settings are primarily for resource governance, and in some...
View ArticleWhitepaper on modeling for AS tabular scalability
This is a guest post from Daniel Rubiolo of the Power BI Customer Advisory Team (PBI CAT). To scale Tabular models to very big volumes of data, and with the objective of getting as much of the data as...
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What’s new for SQL Server 2019 Analysis Services CTP 2.3
We find great pleasure in announcing the public CTP 2.3 of SQL Server 2019 Analysis Services. New features detailed here are planned to ship later in Power BI Premium and Azure Analysis Services....
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What’s new for SQL Server 2019 Analysis Services CTP 2.4
We are excited to announce the public CTP 2.4 of SQL Server 2019 Analysis Services. This public preview includes the following enhancements for Analysis Services tabular models. Many-to-many...
View ArticleFuture Analysis Services posts on Power BI blog
The Analysis Services Team Blog has served as the medium for many historic announcements and updates in Microsoft BI over the past 10 years. Well, Microsoft is moving off MSDN and TechNet blogs, so...
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