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How to get the details for Power BI Performance load testing

How to get the details for Power BI Performance load testing

When completing the Power BI performance load testing, you will need to get details from your Power BI report and App Workspace, which will later be used in the PBIReport.JSON file. In this blog post I will show you how to find those details, so that when it comes time to add it to the PBIReport.JSON file, it will be...

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