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Hello All,
I'm trying to factor my query to allow auto refresh from the power bi service by using the RelativePath. The "Invalid Identifier" error is occuring when I call the function that has the bearer token.
let
Source =
Json.Document(Web.Contents("https://admin.10ten.com/api/v2/",
[RelativePath="students?",
Query = [
Year="2024",
IsEnrolled="true",
PageSize="500",
Headers=[Authorization= Bearer, bearer()]
]
]
)
),
The function is called with no issue when I execute the query this way.
Source = Json.Document(Web.Contents("https://admin.10ten.com/api/v2/students?" & "Year=2024&" & "IsEnrolled=true&" & "PageSize=500", [Headers=[Authorization="Bearer " & bearer()]])),
Any guidence is greatly appreciated.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Get rid of the comma, keep the &
That will be syntacticly correct.
Thanks, that did it!
Your original that worked said "
Authorization="Bearer " & bearer()
"
Why did you change it to
Authorization= Bearer, bearer()
These two are totally different, with the new version violating the M language syntax for a record...m
@PwerQueryKees , sorry for taking so long to reply. I was on vacation then handling a few issues that occured during my abscense.
When I include the ampersand I get a 'Invalid identifier' error.
Any advice or guidence you can offer is appreciated very much.
Thank you for your reply. I have been on vacation. I will address this by EOD tomorrow and mark as resolved if it solves the issue.
Try moving the bearer() function out of the Headers e.g.
let
token = bearer(),
Source =
Json.Document(Web.Contents("https://admin.10ten.com/api/v2/",
[RelativePath="students?",
Query = [
Year="2024",
IsEnrolled="true",
PageSize="500",
Headers=[Authorization= Bearer, token]
]
]
)
),
regards
Phil
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Thank you for your reply Phil, much appreciated.
I'm sorry, this does not work. I implimented it that way first, I recieve the error "Token '=' expected" on line ten.
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