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I have the following code which efficiently concatenates the same table from several servers/databases. (Thanks again, @Anonymous !!) I added a declaration for some custom SQL. How do I adapt the "Table.SelectRows..." to use the custom SQL in place of the table?
let
TableName = "tblMyData",
CustomSQL = "Select top 10 Col1, Col2, Col4 From tblMyData Where Col5>0",
Source = Table.Combine({
Table.SelectRows(Sql.Database("SQLServer1", "MyDatabase1"), each [Item] = TableName){[Schema="dbo",Item=TableName]}[Data],
Table.SelectRows(Sql.Database("SQLServer2", "MyDatabase2"), each [Item] = TableName){[Schema="dbo",Item=TableName]}[Data],
Table.SelectRows(Sql.Database("SQLServer3", "MyDatabase3"), each [Item] = TableName){[Schema="dbo",Item=TableName]}[Data],
Table.SelectRows(Sql.Database("SQLServer4", "MyDatabase4"), each [Item] = TableName){[Schema="dbo",Item=TableName]}[Data],
Table.SelectRows(Sql.Database("SQLServer5", "MyDatabase5"), each [Item] = TableName){[Schema="dbo",Item=TableName]}[Data]})
in
Source
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Hi @Believer
Based on my test, you can try the following code. Sql.Database - PowerQuery M
let
CustomSQL = "SELECT * FROM Table_1 WHERE Provider='a';",
Table1 = Sql.Database("SQLServer1", "Database1", [Query=CustomSQL]),
Table2 = Sql.Database("SQLServer2", "Database2", [Query=CustomSQL]),
Source = Table.Combine({Table1, Table2})
in
Source
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Jing
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Hi @Believer
Based on my test, you can try the following code. Sql.Database - PowerQuery M
let
CustomSQL = "SELECT * FROM Table_1 WHERE Provider='a';",
Table1 = Sql.Database("SQLServer1", "Database1", [Query=CustomSQL]),
Table2 = Sql.Database("SQLServer2", "Database2", [Query=CustomSQL]),
Source = Table.Combine({Table1, Table2})
in
Source
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Jing
If this post helps, please Accept it as Solution to help other members find it.
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