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I'm new to Power BI and using Force-Directed Graph to visualize SQL graph tables. However, it only shows the first 2 elements of the table. For example, I can display the application name and server name or the application name and database name but not application, server and database names at on time
You can create a view or select multiple edge tables. For example,
select n1.[col1], n2.[col2], n3.[col3]
from [node].[node1] n1, [edge].[edge1] e1, [node].[node2] n2 , [edge].[edge2] e2, [node].[node3] n3
where MATCH (n1-(e1)->n2-(e2)->n3)
Like a Sankey, a Force-Directed Graph has a "From" and a "To" value. That's it. How would you envision adding a third dimension column to that?
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