Hello,
When I attempt to generate a new report by connecting to an Oracle database, I encounter a problem where I cannot see all the Oracle tables. However, I know that the tables exist because existing reports are functioning properly, and I can also observe them in Oracle SQL Developer. Additionally, Power Query is displaying an extensive list of tables, which seems excessive.
I suspect that this issue resembles a problem reported in 2014, which is described in the following blog post (Power Query Navigator not showing the correct number of items | Microsoft Power BI Blog | Microsoft ...).
This issue seems to have emerged after we updated to the October 2023 version.
Hi @buchnatasja
Looks you have multiple folder/group in Power Query, please check the query not showing other folder/group or sub-group
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