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    lasse.lindqvist
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    Hi. It is only available in the upcoming unreleased version that is currently only available for alpha testers. Sadly I don’t have instructions on setting up the connection, as it does require installing some things for PowerBI and is not available out-of-the-box, but I hope we can have those out in the near future.

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      Nuno
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      @Lauri-Luoma Hi!

      I find this functionality very usefull 🙂

      Do you have a map with the relations between the tables or some tips about it that you can share?

      Regards

      Nuno

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        lasse.lindqvist
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        @Nuno said in Displaying model in PowerBi:

        @Lauri-Luoma Hi!

        I find this functionality very usefull 🙂

        Do you have a map with the relations between the tables or some tips about it that you can share?

        Regards

        Nuno

        Basic tables:
        COMPONENT holds basic info about components
        SLIDE, PRESENTATION, PRESENTATION_SLIDE about presentations and slides
        VIEWPOINT, VISUALIZATION, SNAPSHOT the picture related stuff about slides.
        COMPONENT_SOMESUBCLASS contains some subclass data about certain components. Connects to COMPONENT via ID field.
        RELATIONS_XYZ contains the IFC-relations for components
        STRING table contains deduplicated texts. Many tables reference this via the ROWID column. For example COMPONENT_SITE has NUMBER_STRINGS_ROWID column.
        COMPONENT-COMPONENT_PROPERTYSET-PROPERTYSET-PROPERTYSET_PROPERTY-PROPERTY can be joined to find all properties from IFC propertysets.

        “DB Browser for SQLite” is useful GUI application for browsing what is in the file.

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          Nuno
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          Thanks Lasse!

          Do you also know the sequence of tables for ITOs and Classifications?

          Regards

          Nuno

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            lasse.lindqvist
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            @Nuno said in Displaying model in PowerBi:

            Thanks Lasse!

            Do you also know the sequence of tables for ITOs and Classifications?

            Regards

            Nuno

            CLASSIFICATION
            ITO
            These contain XML in them.

            CLASSIFICATION_RESULT
            This has a column pointing to INTEGERLIST table and the list of integerers is the ID-fields of the components in question.
            ITO_RESULT-ITOROW-ITOCELL
            ITOROW represents one row in the ITO results table and ITOCELL one cell (think of Excel cells). ITOCELL might reference other tables, such as MATERIAL table in case the cell represents a color/material.

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              Nuno
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              @lasse-lindqvist said in Displaying model in PowerBi:

              as a column pointing to INTEGERLIST table and the list of integerers is the ID-fields of the components in questio

              Hi Lasse,

              Can you be more precise, please.

              CLASSIFICATION_RESULT as a field COMPONENT_SET_SET_ID. Is this one that connects to INTEGERLIST (I supouse to LISTID field)? Then I would supouse the VALUE field from INTEGERLIST would connect to ID in COMPONENT table. Is this what you mean?

              There is another table COMPONENT_SET. Is this needed?

              I still don’t get the total components for each classification…

              Regards

              Nuno

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                lasse.lindqvist
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                @Nuno said in Displaying model in PowerBi:

                @lasse-lindqvist said in Displaying model in PowerBi:

                as a column pointing to INTEGERLIST table and the list of integerers is the ID-fields of the components in questio

                Hi Lasse,

                Can you be more precise, please.

                CLASSIFICATION_RESULT as a field COMPONENT_SET_SET_ID. Is this one that connects to INTEGERLIST (I supouse to LISTID field)? Then I would supouse the VALUE field from INTEGERLIST would connect to ID in COMPONENT table. Is this what you mean?

                There is another table COMPONENT_SET. Is this needed?

                I still don’t get the total components for each classification…

                Regards

                Nuno

                It uses INTEGERLIST table only. I hope we can get rid of the COMPONENT_SET table before the release. It is used in one place for grids/gridaxes.

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                  mderitti
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                  @lasse-lindqvist hi!
                  Could you please explain how can I try this unreleased version?
                  I really need to try this connection with powerBI

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                    paultoner
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                    Yeah, the process seems to have advanced in 2-3 years. No clear templates provided, processes, or add-ins etc. BIM Collab have released a template and add-in for PowerBI. Can Solibri pick up speed on this?

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                      SamuelAB
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                      As a BIM and PowerBI nerd, I would say that the best way to integrate large Revit/IFC models into PowerBI is through VIM AEC, the company I work for. We are looking forward to Solibri making their data available to PowerBI so that we can showcase an integration and release templates for users.

                      Check us out here at vimaec.com

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