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Hello.
I am creating a model based on DMV's in Power Query, and now I want to loop through a list of all databases in one workspace, so I dont need one model for each database, but instad I want to have all the databases in one model.
So, this is my M code:
let
Tables = AnalysisServices.Database(Server, Database, [Query="select * from $SYSTEM.TMSCHEMA_TABLES", Implementation="2.0"])
in
Tables
The Server is a Parameter containing the XMLA endpoint URL to the workspace:
powerbi://api.powerbi.com/v1.0/myorg/WorkspaceName
The Database is just the name of the model:
ModelName
Now I want to have a list of all the models in one workspace, and loop throgh this in my m code:
let
Tables = AnalysisServices.Database(Server, "Here I want to loop through a list of Databases (power bi models), [Query="select * from $SYSTEM.TMSCHEMA_TABLES", Implementation="2.0"])
in
Tables
I actually want to get the list with rest API, so the list will therefore also be a table in Power query (I'm using the custom connector for API to get this list of datasets in a workspace).
Can someone please help me here? Thanks 🙂
Br
Marius
Not sure if this is correct, but my query to extract the list of models with API is now converted to a list. I can now use this list as a query into the Database parameter. I now want to invoke this list so it can loop through, but still stucked.
Marius
You can loop through your list with List.Generate or List.Accumulate but it would be easier to just convert your initial list to a table and then add a custom column where you concatenate the dataset id into an API call on each row.
Pat
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