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Use Azure Blockchain Workbench data in Microsoft Power BI
Learn how to load and view Azure Blockchain Workbench SQL DB data in Microsoft Power BI.
02/18/2022
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Using Azure Blockchain Workbench data with Microsoft Power BI

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Microsoft Power BI provides the ability to easily generate powerful reports from SQL DB databases using Power BI Desktop and then publish them to https://www.powerbi.com.

This article contains a step by step walkthrough of how to connect to Azure Blockchain Workbench's SQL Database from within PowerBI desktop, create a report, and deploy the report to powerbi.com.

Prerequisites

Connecting Power BI to data in Azure Blockchain Workbench

  1. Open Power BI Desktop.

  2. Select Get Data.

    Get data

  3. Select SQL Server from the list of data source types.

  4. Provide the server and database name in the dialog. Specify if you want to import the data or perform a DirectQuery. Select OK.

    Select SQL Server

  5. Provide the database credentials to access Azure Blockchain Workbench. Select Database and enter your credentials.

    If you are using the credentials created by the Azure Blockchain Workbench deployment process, the username is dbadmin and the password is the one you provided during deployment.

    SQL DB settings

  6. Once connected to the database, the Navigator dialog displays the tables and views available within the database. The views are designed for reporting and are all prefixed vw.

    Screen capture of Power BI desktop with the Navigator dialog box with vwContractAction selected.

  7. Select the views you wish to include. For demonstration purposes, we include vwContractAction, which provides details on the actions that have taken place on a contract.

    Select views

You can now create and publish reports as you normally would with Power BI.

Next steps

[!div class="nextstepaction"] Database views in Azure Blockchain Workbench