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I am connecting into our Impala Server am pulling in one table. The only step I added was "remove other columns". Why am I not able to see the SQL code behind the scene here? This does not happen when I run the same steps on say MS SQL Server, but with Impala it's grayed out. What are the next steps I need to take to get this native query working with Impala connection? I love using Power Query and viewing the SQL code behind it.
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In Power BI Desktop when you invoke PQ - Go to Tools - Start Diagnostics - Refresh preview your query - Stop Diagnostics - Now, few logs will be generated which are simple to read. One of the column name is Data Source Query. That column will show you if SQL statement is being executed. If SQL statement is not executed, then the statement will not be shown against that step.
Right click on that cell - Drill down and now you will have complete display of that cell which you can copy.
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In Power BI Desktop when you invoke PQ - Go to Tools - Start Diagnostics - Refresh preview your query - Stop Diagnostics - Now, few logs will be generated which are simple to read. One of the column name is Data Source Query. That column will show you if SQL statement is being executed. If SQL statement is not executed, then the statement will not be shown against that step.
Thanks this was new info for me... However when I did that I am not able to see the full SQL query. It cuts off with just "..." at the end. FYI below.... I need to be able to read the full SQL query being run so I can hand it off to developers to generate VIEW tables in SQL for us...
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