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Switch from Direct Lake to Import Mode
- 8 months ago
The warning happens because it requires a refresh operation since it is still directlake. Sorry for misunderstanding here. To convert the your model to Import mode you could use the following c# code through Tabular Editor after connecting to your model. After running it you should use Model --> Deploy option to deploy the newly converted model as a new model in a workspace.
using System.Reflection;
const string mImportTemplate =
@"let
Source = DatabaseQuery,
Data = Source{{[Schema=""{0}"",Item=""{1}""]}}[Data]
in
Data";foreach (var table in Model.Tables)
{
if (table.Partitions.Count != 1) continue;var partition = table.Partitions[0];
if (partition.Mode != ModeType.DirectLake) continue;var pMetadataObjct =
typeof(Partition).GetProperty(
"MetadataObject",
BindingFlags.Instance | BindingFlags.NonPublic | BindingFlags.DeclaredOnly);var tomPartition =
pMetadataObjct.GetValue(partition)
as Microsoft.AnalysisServices.Tabular.Partition;var tomPartitionSource =
tomPartition.Source
as Microsoft.AnalysisServices.Tabular.EntityPartitionSource;if (tomPartitionSource == null) continue;
var schemaName = tomPartitionSource.SchemaName;
var tableName = tomPartitionSource.EntityName;var partitionName = partition.Name;
partition.Name += "_old";table.AddMPartition(
partitionName,
string.Format(mImportTemplate, schemaName, tableName));partition.Delete();
}Model.Collation = null;
Model.DefaultMode = ModeType.Import;
Model.RemoveAnnotation("TabularEditor_DirectLake");
Rafaela07 , New Blank Report -> SQL Server connection in Power BI
Import in first screen itself
Microsoft account
You will see table, Connection is Import are start
Hi amitchandak
But it this situation I'll have to recreate the report, correct? There is no way to "import" the existing one eg as a template.