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sprakash1192
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Incorrect syntax near keyword OPTION

I have a view using CTE in my SQL databse.

 

I am trying to import the data from the view in Power BI using:

select * from WeekCalendar
OPTION (MAXRECURSION 0) ;

 

The above SQL runs perfectly fine in the database but, Power BI is giving me error - Incorrect Syntax near the keyword OPTION.

 

Please adivse.

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I already had.

 

But I changed some of my SQL scripts and not use CTE, I am fine with the issue now.

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amitchandak
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Enable Query profile and check what query power bi sent.

https://radacad.com/directquery-connection-in-power-bi-how-does-it-work-limitations-and-advantages

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Greg_Deckler
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Are you worried that you have an infinitely looping CTE?


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Yes sir. It is huge a calendar table that I am creating in the database.

@sprakash1192 ,

 

You should define the CTE table in the sql statement firstly before query the table.

 

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I already had.

 

But I changed some of my SQL scripts and not use CTE, I am fine with the issue now.

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