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Few days ago, I watched this YouTube video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-XE7HEZbQiY&t=316s
Mind sharing which out of SharePoint.Files or SharePoint.Contents is more performance efficient
This video doesn't go much into the WHY
Or any reference documentation link that compares the 2
always Wyn Hopkins videos exceptional,
however i found the challenge after moving from SharePoint.Files to SharePoint.Contents
I create the Power Query file on sub folder: SharePoint.Files and shared with other user with full access ( sub folder editable option)
due to file size big, moved to same power query on sub folder SharePoint.Contents and shared with other user with full access ( sub folder editable option)
unfortunate getting below error:
we couldn't authenticate with the credentials provided. please try again.
That could be an issue - Sharepoint.Contents requires access to the entire site while Sharepoint.Folders may work with access to only a subfolder of the site.
HI i have same issue in the powerbi desktop.
when i try to import excel file from sharepoint folder to powerbi
in power query i convert sharepoint.files to sharepoint.contents in PRODUCTION PUBLISHER the error Note we couldnt authenticate with the crendtials provided. try again
UAT PUBLISHER it was working fine
I have not seen any performance difference - as long as you use the sensible filtering on SharePoint.Files very early on to avoid the enumeration of all content.
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