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Shiroe
Helper I
Helper I

Use power bi parameters in a query through native query

Dear partners,

Kindly request your help, I am trying to pass parameters to a query that uses native query, but it does not recognize the parameter of power bi

I have tried appending it to the sql query

1. '@parameter'
2.  '"& Parameter &"'

defining the parameter inside the nativequery, nothing has worked for me I need to pass that parameter created in power bi to the query.

 

I'd appreciate your help. I attach an example

 
example1 :
 
let
  Source = Oracle.Databases("localhost"),
  Query =Value.NativeQuery(
      Source,
    "SELECT column1,column2 FROM example1 where column1 between @parameter1 and @parameter2",
[parameter1 = #"paramter1", parameter2 = #"parameter2"])
in
Query
 
 
example 2
 
let
  Source = Oracle.Databases("localhost"),
  Query =Value.NativeQuery(
      Source,
    "SELECT column1,column2 FROM example1 where column1 between '"& Parameter1 &"' and '"& Parameter2 &"'")
in
Query
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Hi, @Shiroe 

You can refer to the solution proposed by @kailas684  in this thread.


Step#1: Create Parameter pID [text parameter and keep default value]

Step#2: On Dataset that is pulled on Query Editor, right click and go to Advanced Editor. Edit below code as per your database and table name.

let
    pID=ID,
    Source =
    Oracle.Database("your database name",
    [HierarchicalNavigation=true,
    Query="SELECT * FROM MYtableName#(lf) where DA_LOAN_ID='"&pID&"'"])   
in
    Source


Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason

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Bryn_
New Member

I'm late to this post. The answer from @v-easonf-msft will work ok, but it's not what @Shiroe was asking for and is clunky and limited for the exact reasons cited by @OndrejVyhnal .

 

Value.NativeQuery works as expected on an Oracle database if you use the Oracle parameter syntax (which uses ':' to start a parameter name). For example:

 

let
   Source = Oracle.Databases("localhost"),
   Query = Value.NativeQuery(
    Source,
     "SELECT column1, column2 FROM example1 WHERE column1 BETWEEN :parameter1 AND :parameter2",
[parameter1 = Value1, parameter2 = Value2])
in
Query  

 

OndrejVyhnal
New Member

Thanks a lot!

So looks like the only way to make this work on Oracle is to set every Power BI parameter as text only. 

I was able to run the query witohur error now, which is great. But a bit woried what other problems it will bring later when integers and dates are set as text and so on...let see I continue with this advanture. 🙂

Have a nice day!

amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@Shiroe , check if this can help.

https://www.fourmoo.com/2020/10/08/power-query-m-passing-parameters-dynamically-to-a-sql-server-quer...

 

But this may be limited to SQL server

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unfortunately friend, I am using an oracle database, I need to use dynamic parameters in native query keeping in mind this database. If you have any additional information that can help me I would appreciate it to be able to pass parameters from power bi dynamics to native query

Hi, @Shiroe 

You can refer to the solution proposed by @kailas684  in this thread.


Step#1: Create Parameter pID [text parameter and keep default value]

Step#2: On Dataset that is pulled on Query Editor, right click and go to Advanced Editor. Edit below code as per your database and table name.

let
    pID=ID,
    Source =
    Oracle.Database("your database name",
    [HierarchicalNavigation=true,
    Query="SELECT * FROM MYtableName#(lf) where DA_LOAN_ID='"&pID&"'"])   
in
    Source


Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason

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