Hey Manuel, love your videos - specially the monthly digest of Power BI updates - and your easy approach explaining things. I'm having a hard time explaining to my clients why we don't want to ise a single flat table inside our data model and I was hoping you can shoot a quick video around that. Cheers John
We can do that but the problem I am facing is, SQL server connector pushes the entire db records whenever the flow runs instead of pushing the newly inserted rows.
There is one thing about dataset created using api, they become read only and we cannot crate calculated filters on those.. Is there a work around for that? I mean i want to use flow, hence i have to create ds using api but I also want to use queries and calculated columns how is that possible..
Hey Manuel, love your videos - specially the monthly digest of Power BI updates - and your easy approach explaining things.
I'm having a hard time explaining to my clients why we don't want to ise a single flat table inside our data model and I was hoping you can shoot a quick video around that.
Cheers
John
Thanks a lot!
Thank you for the resources, However, can you use this to refresh a data source from SharePoint On-Premises?
I love this movie.
Hi thanks for the video. Is it possible to push data from an on prem sql database to a streaming dataset? And if so how does that work?
We can do that but the problem I am facing is, SQL server connector pushes the entire db records whenever the flow runs instead of pushing the newly inserted rows.
@pragmaticworks can you please help us here
There is one thing about dataset created using api, they become read only and we cannot crate calculated filters on those.. Is there a work around for that? I mean i want to use flow, hence i have to create ds using api but I also want to use queries and calculated columns how is that possible..