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mmace1
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Bring in new table using existing Direct Query Connection?

Live Connection to Dataset A, that I switched to Direct Query, so that I could do a Composite Model. 

Now I've added a new table to Dataset A, and want to bring that new table into my report. 

I don't see how to include the new table in my existing Direct Query Connection to Dataset A - am I missing a place in the UI?  


 

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mmace1
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Got it. 

Go to Transform data

 

image.png

 

>Data source settings
> Select the direct connection you want more tables in

> Click Change Source

> Choose the same dataset you're already connected to

> Click Create, then one can select additional tables in the popup.

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mmace1
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Got it. 

Go to Transform data

 

image.png

 

>Data source settings
> Select the direct connection you want more tables in

> Click Change Source

> Choose the same dataset you're already connected to

> Click Create, then one can select additional tables in the popup.

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