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shashi432
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6 years ago
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How to gete power bi report sql (oracle database) query.

Can anyone please let me know, how to get the power bi report query. for e.g  I have created one report on power bi desktop  I wanted to see the corresponding sql  generated by this report.   alre...
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  • shashi432's avatar
    shashi432
    6 years ago

    Thanks Martyn,

     

     I am not using direct query mode, I'm using import query mode.

    Thanks for the link , yes I wanted to check my pbi report query performance; so as you have given me some guide link.

     

     I'll go through and let you know for any other issue. 🙂

     

     

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MartynRamsden
Solution Sage
6 years ago

Hi shashi432 

 

Open the Power Query Editor then for each query, right click on the last applied step in the list:

 

If the 'View Native Query' option is greyed out, right click on the steps above until it's visible.

This will show you the SQL sent to the underlying data source.

 

Best regards,
Martyn


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    shashi432
    New Member
    6 years ago

     

    Hi Martyn,

    Thanks for your response, but this is the not giving the correct output. for e.g

    i have created following report on report section

    and when you go to the query editor and will try to see the native query that will show you the table you imported from database.

     

    But my requirement is ; I would like to see the report/dashboard which I have created, query of that report/dashboard.

     

    native query is giving  the query which you have imported or modified on query editor.

     

     

     
     
    • MartynRamsden's avatar
      MartynRamsden
      Solution Sage
      6 years ago

      Hi shashi432 

       

      If you're using Direct Query mode, you could capture the SQL queries being passed from Power BI to your Oracle database using your DBMS (e.g. Toad for Oracle).

       

      However, if you're using import mode, there are no SQL queries generated once your data has been loaded; all queries passed to the Vertipaq engine are DAX.

      If you want to capture the DAX queries generated as you interact with your report, you can use the 'Performance analyzer' within Power BI. This is a good guide: www.sqlbi.com/articles/introducing-the-power-bi-performance-analyzer/ 

       

      Best regards,
      Martyn


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      • shashi432's avatar
        shashi432
        New Member
        6 years ago

        Thanks Martyn,

         

         I am not using direct query mode, I'm using import query mode.

        Thanks for the link , yes I wanted to check my pbi report query performance; so as you have given me some guide link.

         

         I'll go through and let you know for any other issue. 🙂