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I'm working with a DirectQuery to SAP HANA.
In importing columns the full calculation view has 236 columns. If I try to import all columns via DirectQuery, PBI returnns the error:
There are no additional changes aside from adding dimensions and measures.
It appears there's a limit of approx 221columns.
Is this a known issue? According to PBI Documentation the limit should be closer to 16K columns?
Hi @GD-L
For reference: Connect to SAP HANA databases in Power BI
Limitations and troubleshooting of SAP HANA
When using SAP HANA with Visual Studio, ensure that you've installed compatible versions. For example, when working with Visual Studio 32 bit, make sure you have HANA client 32 bit installed as well.
There are also a few limitations to using SAP HANA, shown below:
Please check whether you can import from SAP HANA instead of convert to import from direct query.
I found some offical blogs and I hope they could help you:
Connect to SAP HANA data sources by using DirectQuery in Power BI
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
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