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Hi,
When i apply "Filtered Rows" in Query Editor the "View native query" is greyed out when I right click on the Applied step!!
This means that the query folding will not take effect at this step in the server and therefore the hard work will be done by my desktop and of course more time is consumed.
Is there a solution to this?
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Amine Jerbi
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Hi @aj1973 ,
Now, if I introduce a new transform like Capitalize Each Word, which we know Query Folding doesn’t support, notice that the option to View Native Query is disabled.
This also means any transform that we add after this one will not be folded and the View Native Query option will continue to be disabled. However, don’t forget that queries can be partially folded, which means any transform that was applied prior to this unsupported function will still be folded and will allow you to use the View Native Query option.
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I already know what you are saying and it is not the answer.
I can reply to my propre question now because i found out the answer: the ODBC driver 32 bits i am using to connect to the source does not support Native query(query folding). I used different type of connectivity and it worked.
So the question would be for Microsoft entreprise to answer it and may be to fix the issue for ODBC driver users.
Thanks
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Amine Jerbi
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Hello @aj1973
what have you done?
I've the same problem, i'm using sqlite3 64 bit odbc driver and after filtering native query is disable.
Thank you.
Hi there,
I am using an ODBC 32 Bit to connect to a PostgreSQL DB. Until now i am not sure which one of them is not compatible with Power BI in order to enable filtering native query.
A work around i did is I wrote a SQL Statement directly into the source of the Table in Power query Editor.
Also you can write an M code using the advanced editor in Query Editor:
let
Source = Odbc.Query("dsn=DB", "select ""ACCT_NO"",#(lf) ""TRANS_NO"",#(lf) ""MF_TRAN"",#(lf) ""TRAN_DATE""#(lf)from ".........
in
Source
For me it worked good, the loading time was cut down by 26 mins.
Good luck and let me know if this will work for you or maybe a new solution came along.
Thanks
Regards
Amine Jerbi
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