QUICK GUIDE TO POWER BI FILE FORMATS // PBIX, PBIT, PBIDS, PBIP, PBIR, PBIDS, TMSL, TMDL

In this video were going to demystify the different Power BI file types that exist, how they differ from one another, and what they are used for.

🕓 TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Intro
01:18 - PBIX
01:39 - PBIT
04:03 - PBIDS
06:13 - PBIP (using TMSL)
10:13 - PBIP (using TMDL)
12:22 - PBIR

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[bradj]

Very enlightening. Thanks for sharing!

[travelkare]

Hi Fernan, You explained everything but it would be better if you would have added detailed difference between all ?

[man]

Thanks. May I know if we can publish pbip file with its folder structure using teamcity and octopus? or should we just use pbix file for publishing?

[juanlauroaguirre]

Wow Fernan you nail it again!!! thanks!!

[mneama]

Thanks a lot for this video, is there anyway to create ssis (ssdt) project based on powerbi semantic model . I know there is but i am forced to keep powerbi open to make the model keep the same port in order to access it from ssis and also suffering to keep do manual refresh to the model, if there any other automatic way to do it we love to see it in one of your videos