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Connecting to Amazon Redshift data by writing a query.
- Anonymous4 years ago
Hi Data_Suji ,
Please check the version of Power BI Desktop, If the version is not the latest, please update to the latest version.
Power BI October 2021 Feature Summary | Microsoft Power BI Blog | Microsoft Power BI
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Hi Data_Suji ,
In Power BI Desktop, you can connect to an Amazon Redshift database and use the underlying data just like any other data source in Power BI Desktop. At the same time, in the advanced options, the SQL statement function is provided.
Attached document for reference.
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Note that this doesn't seem to be available in Power Query online for Dataflows. Yet.
- HairyDrumroll3 years agoAdvocate I
Cancel that, works in Dataflows like this:
Source = Value.NativeQuery(AmazonRedshift.Database("server.name.redshift.amazonaws.com","database_name"), "SELECT * FROM database_name.schema.view_or_table", null, [EnableFolding=true])