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I have entered the credentials for an Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 account as shown below:
There should be many JSON and CSV files visible in the navigator pane. However, none of the files are being shown. Does anyone know why this is?.
Hi @HamidBee ,
To get data from an ADLS Gen 2 account directly into Power BI Desktop from the data lake (without going through dataflows for this particular scenario), there are two connectivity options:
Use the new Azure Data Lake Storage Gen 2 connector within Power BI Desktop in conjunction with the new DFS endpoint. (The connector is in beta at the time of this writing.)
Use the Azure Blob Storage connector within Power BI Desktop in conjunction with the blob endpoint. This utilizes a new feature called Multi-Protocol Access (MPA) so you can use the blob endpoint instead of the DFS endpoint (MPA is in public preview at the time of this writing).
You could refer the below artilce ,it with detail operation:
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Best Regards,
Lucien
The information you have shared is outdated. The article itself is from 2019. Furthermore, the images I shared clearly show me using the Azure data lake storage gen2 connector. Please update your answer.
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