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Push Datasets GET Tables no table information
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.
Apologies, misread your response initially. So table details must be accessed via PowerShell cmdlets?
You didn't misread, I corrected my answer.
From my experiments with Push datasets that seems to be the case.
Ok, thank you. I will mark as accepted once I confirm my end. Appreciate the help
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.