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JSON output of POWER BI Schema

Hi Expert,

 

How to get JSON export file of power bi schema 

 

Shree

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parry2k
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@Anonymous I don't think it is possible. check Power BI Helper tool, may be it has the ability to export it.

 



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@Anonymous That is exporting the data not data model.



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Hi Expert,

 

yes but initial stages it is passing parameters to get data in the form of json...Please check below steps

 

  1. Transform your error-table into a list of records (as that is the format of a JSON-array that Flow likes):
    • row 3: Table.ToRecords(<YourTableName>)
  2. Transform that into a JSON-binary that the Web.Contents-function can digest:
    • row 4: Json.FromValue(<YourListOfRecordsFromAbove>)
  3. Make the Web-call to the copied URL (use Anonymus credentials):
    • row 5-7: Web.Contents(<PasteTheURLFromFlowHere>, [Content=<JsonFromAbove>])
  4. Parse the result and load this query to the datamodel (this is very important, because otherwise the WebCall wouldn’t be made if the dataset is refreshed!):
    • row 8: Lines.FromBinary(<WebCallFromAbove>)

 

 

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