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2 distinct data sources in one query
i have solved this-thank you no action needed
Create two queries in Power Query, one for your on-Prem MySQL and one for your Dataverse.
Load both queries into Power BI
Join the tables in the data model
sorry not clear here so query 1 is done- i took data soruce dataverse-did my power query transform and saved it in my power bi desktop
query 2 which has an on prem gateway is also done-again brought it into this same power bi desktop but not clear what you mean on how join table will somehow not require the one published report and dataset to not require both to be on prem for the automated daily refresh when publihsed to power bi service so can you send me a smaple scren shot pls of a generic query 1 and query 2 on what you are recmmmedning is the steps?
Power Query:
Power BI:
sorry still an issue here-again ive used power query and service many times just this is first time to do with one on prem and one non on prem and yes goal is when publish not require both to be on prem.
So not clear still- step 1 is what exactly- connect to mysql data source and then in power query transform and save the file (mysql file in BI desktop)-right?
Step 2 then is from a new power bi desktop obtain the detaverse data source -transform in power query and save into desktop as dataverse.
you are first saying do 2 separate power query for each source but then you are saying connect id data model- so how are you adding the two separate queries into the same power bi without adding data source to the dataverse or the mysql BI desktop?
so can you actually list the step you are doing to achieve your screen shot in power query and then power bi(not the realtionsuop) but the actual step you are doingin each one when you transform and save mysql in power query and then when you do same for dataverse(you are saying separate query right) not to add both in on query and then join in power bi table-(i did not do merge query so trying to see your exact step to achieve your solution where you sent screenshots-thank you
Please check the "data source settings" dialogue in either Power Query or Power BI. It will make the concept clearer.