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When I am trying to change my existing data source (Microsoft Azure CosmosDB) to Blob Storage, the "Change source" is disabled. How do I workaround this?
I have gone through various questions but none of them were similar to mine.
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Same problem - here's what I did to solve:
1.) Open Power Query Editor (Edit Queries)
2.) For each source table, select Source settings (gear) and update as below:
3.) You should be prompted to enter the access key from your new Cosmos DB source - you should only have to enter this once.
4.) If you're not prompted for it, or it doesn't recognize the new source, you may have to add the new source to your project before you can update the queries.
Hope this works for you as it did for me.
Same problem - here's what I did to solve:
1.) Open Power Query Editor (Edit Queries)
2.) For each source table, select Source settings (gear) and update as below:
3.) You should be prompted to enter the access key from your new Cosmos DB source - you should only have to enter this once.
4.) If you're not prompted for it, or it doesn't recognize the new source, you may have to add the new source to your project before you can update the queries.
Hope this works for you as it did for me.
Same issue - this worked for me:
1.) Launch the Query Editor (Edit Queries)
2.) For each source table, edit the Source properties:
3.) You should be prompted to update the access key at least once. I found that I entered it once, and was able to simply change the url for each additional source table.
4.) If (3) gives you a problem, you may have to add the new cosmos DB as a data source before you can change the source for each table.
Hi @MissMintox,
Microsoft Azure CosmosDB and Blob Storage are two different connectors. I'm afraid we can't change it like that.
Best Regards,
Dale
if I am correct the view that you show is related to security settings
you can create a new connection to new data source and then change reference in your queries in the Advanced Editor
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