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Hi,
I have a report that is connected to an Azure SQL DB. I know that developers have changed the DB schema and now the report is throwing similar errors for two queries:
When I click on the Edit Settings button in the error banner, I get a Navigation pane where I can see the resource name with this arrow icon on its left. What is that?
Any suggestions on how to solve these errors?
Solved! Go to Solution.
The arrow icon indicates a deleted source. Here's how you can recreate it:
1. Create a connection to the new source.
2. Copy the M code for this new query (Advanced Editor).
3. In the old query, open Advanced Editor and paste the M code that you copied from the new query.
4. Delete the query in step 1.
Proud to be a Super User!
The arrow icon indicates a deleted source. Here's how you can recreate it:
1. Create a connection to the new source.
2. Copy the M code for this new query (Advanced Editor).
3. In the old query, open Advanced Editor and paste the M code that you copied from the new query.
4. Delete the query in step 1.
Proud to be a Super User!
Thank you! 🙂
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