While oData is a good start, it's both very limited and has a performance impact compared to the native FetchXML provided by MS CRM. Could we enhance the current connector to support Fetch?
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- fbcideas_migusrNew MemberI agree, not least because this would let us run FetchXml aggregate queries on the CRM-side
- erkki_jantunen2New MemberI agree
- SmallCityGuyRegular VisitorI agree as well. Been trying to filter the amount of data that PowerBI Desktop grabs from CRM to just be the Trailing 30 days (I know there are filters that I can use after I get all the data, just want to make it so that I don't HAVE to grab everything), and apart from the Unsupported Refresh of Programmatically created OData calls There really isn't much to do.
- m_khan3New MemberI agree as it will make CRM report developers life really easy. Using Odata functionality is taking much time to load tables and its tedious to modal your data where we have used option fields. Adding FetchXML features will definitely enhance PowerBI capabilities and speed up the process of creating dashboards and reports from CRM online.
- m_shariffNew MemberAgreed. FetchXML features would enhance PowerBI capabilities and steam up the evolution of constructing dashboards and reports from CRM online.
- fbcideas_migusrNew MemberStatus added:Needs Votes
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