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Get monday.com API subitems
Hi guys, I have a question.
I'm using the monday API to retrieve the platform data. Recovering the initial data was a piece of cake, but now I face a bit annoying problem. When trying to retrieve the sub-items (child activities) of a project, power bi fails, as it displays the query complexity message and gives a timeout.
Have you ever had this kind of problem?
Is there any way to paginate the queries in power BI and somehow give each query a 5 second pause so as not to time out the monday API's 1 minute timeout?
I'll put here the print of the error and also of my query
Error returned by BI
Query I'm using (I hid my token for security measures)
6 Replies
- lbendlinSuper User
Read about Function.InvokeAfter()
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi Ibendlin,
I tried to use this function, but unfortunately it didn't work. Do you have any examples of how it works?- AnonymousNot applicable
Wow, I'm so grateful. It worked perfectly, thank you!
- nicsttHelper I
I'm late to this, but it will hopefully help others.
As a software developer, sometimes, doing it ourselves, isn't the best use of our time; just like we use plugins when coding - including paid ones, we can use third parties when the development time is greater than the costs of the App.Where am I going with this? Well, I have been using Tugger (https://tuggerapp.com/) for a while now. I joined 'em before they even had a Monday connector; what they do is pull (or Tug as they call it) you data into their data warehouse. (It's also nice to see that they are now ISO 27001 certified.)
Once your data is in Tugger's warehouse, they provide secure OData credentials to import into the reporting option of your choice, such as: Power BI, Excel and Tableau.
Trying em out is a no-brainer, IMO, as they offer a free trial.