Introduction Power BI is a business analytics platform developed by Microsoft. It is mostly used by organizations to transform raw data from multiple sources into interactive visualizations that support data-driven decision-making. Data sitting in various places in an organization—such as databases, Excel files, and cloud storage—can be collectively imported into Power BI to create a wholesome report. This allows data analysts and developers to extract insights that would otherwise be hidden in rows of text. Most companies connect Power BI directly to databases for the following reasons: Real-time Data Access: It gives visibility of the most current data available. Automation: Reports can be developed and scheduled to refresh instantly, removing the need for manual updates. Efficiency: It saves analysts time by eliminating the need to generate new reports every time the underlying data changes. PostgreSQL is a primary example of a SQL database.…