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Do you guys know how can I connect my Intercom data into my MS Powerbi? I've searched and it looks like it is possible to get this done using the rest APIs provided by the Intercom but I'm not managing to access them, can someone help me on this?
1- You should decide which modules you'll use. You can check > -api-reference/reference#introduction/p>2- Then you need to proper your autentication as everyone said. You can do it from intercom developer hub. About your choices you can do it
4- When you get your raw data on google sheet you can connect powerbi with that sheet. You can edit everything after it. On powerbi you'll need that, unixtimestamp to datetime. On pbi you can do it with
When I look at the query profile in SQL compute I see that 50 seconds are spendt in the "Columnar To Row" step. This makes me rather suspicios, since I got the impression that with an updated PowerBI we would take advantage of "cloud fetch" which creates files containing Apache Arrow batches, which is a columnar format. So why the conversion to rows? Maybe it is not actually using cloud fetch? Is there any way to verify that I am actually using cloud fetch? Either in PowerBi logs or in the Databricks SQL compute endpoint web interface?
Hi everyone, we are facing exactly the same problem, result fetching takes far too long by connecting remotely via R Studio and ODBC for interactive workloads. We made sure to use the latest version of the ODBC Databicks connector together with the latest Databricks runtime with Cloud Fetch enabled. Unfortunately, without any effect. We tried:
Databricks representative said that if we are using an update powerbi desktop version (I am using "2.100.1401.0 64-bit (desember 2021)") then this includes an updated version of the ODBC driver which sould use cloud fetch. Source. Can you confirm if this is right or wrong?
I had an older version of Simba Spark driver installed manually before - dont know which version Power BI was using then - but I uninstalled this one now and now Power BI can only use the most recent one it comes with
Thanks for the tip! I ventured into the powerbi folder (inside WindowsApps), and in the subfolder "bin\ODBC Drivers\Simba Spark ODBC Driver" I found the version by running "cat SparkODBC_sb64.dll findstr Version". It printed "ProductVersion2.6.18.1030".
Query results are uploaded to an internal DBFS storage location as arrow-serialized files of up to 20 MB. Azure Databricks generates and returns shared access signatures to the uploaded files when the driver sends fetch requests after query completion. The ODBC driver then uses the URLs to download the results directly from DBFS.
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