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ChandanGauns
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Running SQL Stored Procedure from Power BI Query

Hi,

I am using DirectQuery Data Mode to fetch data from SQL Server for my Power BI Report. I followed the below steps:

Power BI SQL Server Connection.png

Above configuration generated the following query:

Power BI SQL Server Query.png

 

When I open the Query, I can see the preview of that SP's output.

Power BI SQL Server Preview.png
But when I click on Close and Apply, its giving me the following error:

ChandanGauns_0-1704369442551.png

How do I fix this?

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ChandanGauns
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ChandanGauns
New Member

Below solution worked for me.

Calling SQL Stored Procedure using OPENROWSET 

ChandanGauns
New Member

hi @amustafa 

 

Below is my query:

 

let
    Source = Sql.Database("1.2.3.4,1234", "MyDB", [Query="EXEC [dbo].[MyStoredProc] '2023'"])
in
    Source

 

I tried using your solution but its not working as expected.

ChandanGauns_1-1704428302115.png

 

I was able to run the following query in Direct Query mode instead of Import Query and load the data form Power Query just fine. I have also made it a paramaterized query. 

 

let
CustomerID = customeridparam,
Source = Sql.Database("localhost", "AdventureWorks",
[Query="EXEC GetCustomerOrderSummary @customer_id = " & Text.From(CustomerID)])
in
Source

 





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amustafa
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Solution Sage

Can you please paste your full M Code from Power Query? Here's a general code with correct syntax.

 

let
Source = Sql.Database(ServerName, DatabaseName),
Query = "EXEC YourStoredProcedure @Parameter1 = Value1, @Parameter2 = Value2",
Result = Source{[Schema="dbo",Item="YourStoredProcedure"]}[Data]
in
Result





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