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Hi,
I'm successfully connecting my PowerBi to Redshift, however I have multiple schemas in the warehouse and because of that I'm unable to use queries in the connection.
Is there a way to specify the actual Schema I want to connect to, so that when the connection goes through, I'll have my list of tables, instead of the list of schemas?
Thanks in advance!
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@lbendlin figured it out!
Step 1: Connect to the Redshift DB.
Step 2: Change the Hierarchical Navigation option to false.
= Odbc.DataSource("dsn=Redshift", [HierarchicalNavigation=false])
Step 3: open the Source step and paste your query as follows :
SELECT * FROM DBNAME.SCHEMA.TABLE
Works 🙂
Thanks for the suggestion! It's not applicable in this case, otherwise it might actually work.
Any other thoughts? 🙂
Have you tried creating users that are restricted to single schemas? Might not be practical but maybe worth a try. (You can definitely do it in the gateway)
@lbendlin figured it out!
Step 1: Connect to the Redshift DB.
Step 2: Change the Hierarchical Navigation option to false.
= Odbc.DataSource("dsn=Redshift", [HierarchicalNavigation=false])
Step 3: open the Source step and paste your query as follows :
SELECT * FROM DBNAME.SCHEMA.TABLE
Works 🙂
Good to hear. Be aware of the risk of oversharing when you specify the gateway connection user.
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