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Push Datasets GET Tables no table information
- 2 years ago
lbendlin unfortunately the PowerShell script also returned no table information, just the name (using the PowerBI cmdlets).
I have taken a different path for solving my problem of replicating a core dataset for a subset of source data, using a combination of PBIX import and update parameters via the PowerBI REST API. For others interested, I won't describe it in detail but hopefully this screenshot will get you started...
This doesn't resolve the original issue of no table info returning from API, so I will leave this post unsolved.
This API call Push Datasets - Datasets GetTablesInGroup - REST API (Power BI Power BI REST APIs) | Microsoft Learn
really only returns the table names. You should be able to get the other details via Powershell.
Apologies, misread your response initially. So table details must be accessed via PowerShell cmdlets?
- lbendlin2 years agoSuper User
You didn't misread, I corrected my answer.
From my experiments with Push datasets that seems to be the case.
- KieranNZ2 years agoFrequent Visitor
Ok, thank you. I will mark as accepted once I confirm my end. Appreciate the help
- KieranNZ2 years agoFrequent Visitor
lbendlin unfortunately the PowerShell script also returned no table information, just the name (using the PowerBI cmdlets).
I have taken a different path for solving my problem of replicating a core dataset for a subset of source data, using a combination of PBIX import and update parameters via the PowerBI REST API. For others interested, I won't describe it in detail but hopefully this screenshot will get you started...
This doesn't resolve the original issue of no table info returning from API, so I will leave this post unsolved.