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aukev
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5 years ago
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Issue with the new composite model for Direct Query when connecting to a dataset

The issue I`m having is that when connecting to a dataset (not in the my workspaces workspace) I don't see the option to modify the model. This particular dataset has a SSAS as datasource. Could that cause the issue? When trying this with another dataset it works fine. 

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    • aukev's avatar
      aukev
      Helper III

      AnonymousThank you very much, I must have missed that.

  • Thanks Anonymous I guess that also means that datasets based on these won't work with directquery?

    • Anonymous's avatar
      Anonymous
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      I don't know the answer to that, but I would hesitate to jump directly to that assumption.  

       

      Test it and see - I thought that once a dataset is published to the service it is essentially an Azure Analysis Services dataset, so perhaps it would still work?

  • v-alq-msft's avatar
    v-alq-msft
    Community Support

    Hi, aukev 

     

    The feature is now supported by Azure Azure Analysis Services instead of SSAS. SSAS as a Direct Query will be available in the future. As this feature is currently in preview, here are some things you can try to explore this feature for yourself:

    • Connecting to data from various sources: Import (such as files), Power BI datasets, Azure Analysis Services
    • Creating relationships between different data sources
    • Writing measures that use fields from different data sources
    • Creating new columns for tables from Power BI datasets of Azure Analysis Services
    • Creating visuals that use columns from different data sources

     

    You may give your feedback here to improve Power BI.

     

    Best Regards

    Allan

     

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