How to use mashup engine trace logs for troubleshooting
How to use mashup engine trace logs for troubleshooting
Mashup engine trace logs contain diagnostic information about the performed actions of the One Identity Safeguard Power BI Connector (Power BI Connector). Collecting mashup engine trace logs is not enabled by default in the Power BI Connector, and One Identity recommends that you enable collecting them if you have previously encountered any issues using the Power BI Connector.
How to enable mashup engine trace logs in your Power BI Desktop application and where to find them
To enable mashup engine trace logs in your Power BI Desktop application, follow the procedure in Collecting mashup traces in the online Power BI get started documentation.
NOTE: Including the contents of the Traces\Performance folder is not required for the ZIP file you send for troubleshooting.
NOTE: If you close and reopen the Power BI Desktop application, this setting resets, so you have to enable trace logs again.
If you encounter any issues with the Power BI Connector, One Identity Support can help you with troubleshooting if you have mashup engine trace logs enabled and collected.
To use mashup engine trace logs for troubleshooting
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Enable mashup engine trace logs in your Power BI Desktop application.
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Reproduce the issue and compress the required contents into a ZIP file.
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Create a One Identity Technical case.
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Attach the ZIP file to the newly created technical case.
The One Identity Power BI report template
The One Identity Power BI report template
You can use the One Identity Power BI report template (report template) to visualize your imported audit data in the Power BI Desktop application. The report template is a preconfigured report template in PBIT format, with built-in report functions, visualization elements, and charts. The report template automatically detects and uses the One Identity Safeguard Power BI Connector (Power BI Connector).
Where to find the One Identity Power BI report template
Prerequisites and limitations to using the One Identity Power BI report template
How to start using the One Identity Power BI report template
The report pages of the One Identity Power BI report template
Where to find the One Identity Power BI report template
You can use the One Identity Power BI report template (report template) to visualize your imported audit data in the Power BI Desktop application. The report template is a preconfigured report template in PBIT format, with built-in report functions, visualization elements, and charts. The report template automatically detects and uses the One Identity Safeguard Power BI Connector (Power BI Connector).
In addition to the source code and the MEZ file, you can download the report template for a specific Power BI Connector release from the Assets section of that particular release from the GitHub source repository.
NOTE: Report templates and the reports that you create using them are not only compatible with the Power BI Connector available in that particular release. They are also compatible with Power BI Connectors that have the same major release version.
For more information about Power BI Connector release versioning, see our product release policies.
For more information about the prerequisites and limitations about using the report template, see Prerequisites and limitations to using the One Identity Power BI report template.
For more information about how to start using the report template, see How to start using the One Identity Power BI report template.
For more information about the available report pages of the report template, see The report pages of the One Identity Power BI report template.
Prerequisites and limitations to using the One Identity Power BI report template
You can use the One Identity Power BI report template (report template) to visualize your imported audit data in the Power BI Desktop application. The report template is a preconfigured report template in PBIT format, with built-in report functions, visualization elements, and charts. The report template automatically detects and uses the One Identity Safeguard Power BI Connector (Power BI Connector).
For more information about where you can find the report template, see Where to find the One Identity Power BI report template.
For more information about how to start using the report template, see How to start using the One Identity Power BI report template.
For more information about the available report pages of the report template, see The report pages of the One Identity Power BI report template.
