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"Pointing" Report to a Different Database
Hi:
I have a report exactly the way I want it in terms of the tables that the report is pulling from.
But, I want to "point" the report to a different database containing those same tables.
In general, how can I accomplish this?
Thanks!
John
8 Replies
- mhossain
Solution Sage
Anonymous
--You can create a separate query (in PowerQuery) for the connection (server+Database) and then use the connection query everywhere in subsequent table queries.
--Create parameters for servers and database and use these into the table queries.
- mhossain
This is the query editor, you can find your connections, here you can create parameters or global connection as mentioned in previous thread. Update M code etc.
- parry2k
Super User
Anonymous did you check the video link I shared. That should answer your questions. There is no point in replying to a post if you do not explain what efforts you have done so far.
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- parry2k
Anonymous what mhossain suggested. You can also watch this Microsoft Reactor video in which I talk about a similar use case.
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- parry2k
Anonymous not sure what have you tried? You never explained what things you have tried? In your previous post, you mentioned what is power query and the concern is if you don't know that, that is the core of the solution. If you help us understand what you have tried so far, it will help to provide further guidance.
