l'Ishwar incroyable Nataraj

It is very critical for organizations to work & play with data. Power BI - the reporting solution from Microsoft is literally scorching the market with its rapid pace in usage. On a quick note while interacting with your Power BI report like the following--> This report is accessible by the public. In order to create a more personalized/advanced security reporting structure with Power BI, the Power BI embedded would be the way to go. Create a workspace collection in Azure and then generate the required API keys (two by default - primary and secondary). These API keys will be leveraged by your web application. Once this is done create the pbix solution file in your desktop tool and publish or import the pbix solution to the Azure workspace using powershell/C#/ruby/java etc... Now to interact with the pbix file in your application, you need to leverage the Power BI Embed API's. However there is another approach using Power BI API's instead of the embed API's. The em...

I was fiddling around with Power Map and wanted to see how far I could go ahead with the mapping visualization....... I basically leveraged the Power Station data file available at: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/excel-help/redir/XT104048055.aspx?CTT=5&origin=HA104091224 After downloading this excel file, I started to create Power Map with the basic idea of having 3 layers. 1. The first layer would take into account all the counties based on the Power Transmitted 2. The second layer would consist of all the companies based the Power distribution 3. The third layer considers the power distribution based on Plant Name.... Now this excel file contains roughly about 20,000 rows...... My machine configuration is basically a Windows 8 with an Intel i7 core and 16 GB of RAM. I was good up to step 1 in the steps described above but when I hit step 2 that's when I noticed that my memory just bloated like crazy...... I decided like a crazy person to try step 3 and that's...