Hello Power BI Community!
I'm encountering a peculiar issue while attempting to establish a connection to my Oracle database using the BlankQuery method in Power BI. I'm hoping to tap into the collective expertise here to help me troubleshoot and resolve this problem.
Problem Description:
When connecting to my Oracle database through the standard "GetData" method in Power BI, I am able to visualize all the tables without any issues. However, I need to establish a connection using the BlankQuery method, as it is required for seamless integration with the Gateway in the Service.
Issue:
The challenge arises when I try to connect via BlankQuery using a connection string similar to the one found in the tnsnames.ora file. Strangely, while I can see most of the tables without any problem, there is one specific table that remains invisible in Power BI.
Request for Help:
I am reaching out to the knowledgeable members of the Power BI community in the hopes that someone might have encountered a similar situation or could offer insights into resolving this specific problem. While the other tables are visible and accessible, the fact that one table remains hidden is a puzzle I'm eager to solve.
If anyone has suggestions, workarounds, or troubleshooting steps that could assist me in successfully visualizing this elusive table through the BlankQuery connection method, I would greatly appreciate your guidance.
