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Is there a way to retrieve data that is not of the Push API type. My model is of the Semantic type. I don’t see any clear documentation for this topic and it’s really a challenge for me.
I was able to go to the source of the data, but the problem is that the root data has undergone processing, I just want to recover the processed data. I have thousands of bi-power reports and I need to retrieve data from for each report. Who can give me leads.
These links have not solved my problem.
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Hi @Christ-M,
Thank you for reaching out to Microsoft Fabric Community.
Thank you @Deku for the prompt response.
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@Deku Thank you for the links, how to retrieve the data if I do not know the name of the tables. I remind that my data are not push type API.
GET https://api.powerbi.com/v1.0/myorg/groups/{groupId}/datasets/{datasetId}/tables does not work in my case because it is not a push API
I want to know how to do it before I can look at the DAX queries.
Only a handful of the APIs are related to push specifically.
You can get the metadata of the entire tenant using the scanner API, including tables if you opt into some of the option flag for extended metadata. Some code that might help
You can script something out with the Power BI executequery in Group API
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