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Could someone help me?
I am using ODBC connector to use a server where I query the following:
Fonte = Odbc.Query("dsn=default-server", "select "from".taxid from clients")
I have this database in which I am only a user and can't change the column names, so that is not an option.
I found in another forum that using #"" could solve the problem, but I already tried:
[#"from"].taxid
["from"].taxid
[from].taxid
"from".taxid
#"from".taxid
But power bi keeps returning the same error: "the ',' token was expected".
The query works when I run it in a SQL only environment using "from".taxid, but Power Bi is not accepting it 😞
Solved! Go to Solution.
After weeks of struggle I finally found out a solution.
One should use double double quotes to achieve what I wanted. Such as:
""from"".taxid
I found it really unusual and not friendly at all, but at least solved my problem.
After weeks of struggle I finally found out a solution.
One should use double double quotes to achieve what I wanted. Such as:
""from"".taxid
I found it really unusual and not friendly at all, but at least solved my problem.
Hi @RaphaelPavanBR ,
You might consider using double quotes or square brackets to escape reserved words
Odbc.Query("dsn=default-server", "select \"from\".taxid from clients")
OR
Odbc.Query("dsn=default-server", "select [from].taxid from clients")
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Best Regards,
Liu Yang
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Neither of your formats worked. Both gave the same error.
Brackets:
counter bars with double quotes: