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In Amazon Quick Sight, paginated reports provide detailed, printable reports for your data analysis needs. Let’s address your questions:
- Monitoring Report Unit Usage:
- Amazon Quick Sight doesn’t directly measure usage in terms of “report units.” Instead, it provides usage metrics such as views, interactions, and other engagement data. You can access these metrics through the Quick Sight console or programmatically using the Quick Sight API. However, these metrics may not align perfectly with the concept of report units.
- Setting Limits on Report Unit Usage:
- Quick Sight doesn’t offer a built-in feature to set limits on the number of report units a specific report can consume. However, you can manage costs and resource consumption by controlling user permissions, dataset sizes, and SPICE capacity allocation.
- PDF Generation and Permissions:
- Readers in Quick Sight can generate PDFs from reports, including paginated reports, if they have the necessary permissions. By default, users with appropriate access can export reports to PDF. Unfortunately, Quick Sight doesn’t offer granular control over specific export formats such as PDF. However, you can control access to reports at the user or group level to limit who can export reports.
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