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Let's take a look at the different types of connections available in Power BI , thus demonstrating the flexibility and power that this tool can offer users in data management : Direct Connections (DirectQuery): Power BI allows direct connections to a variety of databases and services in real time, without having to import the data. DirectQuery is ideal for handling massive volumes of data updated in real time, keeping the user connected directly to the original source. Some supported sources include SQL Server , Azure SQL Database , and Google BigQuery . Imported Connections: This type of connection is one of the most commonly used in Power BI , where data is extracted from the source, imported, and stored within the Power BI data model .


Users can transform and model this data as skype database needed. for data that does not require constant updates. Data can be imported from Excel files , databases such as MySQL , and many others. Live Connections: Live connections allow Power BI to interact with analytics services such as SQL Server Analysis Services or Azure Analysis Services . With this connection, processing happens on the external server, not in Power BI , allowing business logic to remain centralized and managed efficiently. Cloud Service Connections: Power BI also integrates seamlessly with a variety of cloud platforms and services, including Salesforce , Dynamics 365 , and Adobe , among others.