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Hello everybody,
I have several tables imported with a custom connector. The data source is a company internal application.
As a key user I have the access rights for all the data and therefor I can update them all (and I also created the PBI).
In future the single tables have to be updated by different users, who only have access rights to the data for their table.
Table A = User A
Table B = User B
...
The tables are combined to a new Table "All tables". So I had the plan that each user may update their table and after that the table "All tables". For me, it was logical that there should be no problem here, because the table "All tables" might combine the data from the single tables in the current state.
But now we tested this and it seems that by updating "All tables" PBI does something with the single tables that needs the access to the server data which produces an error.
"Web. contents failed to get contents from 'https:// [...]' not found"
Is there any way to surpress this or tell PBI only to take the data as it is?
Any help is welcome. Thanks!
If the "All Tables" table is a Table.Combine in Power Query, it will need access to all child tables to work.
If "All Tables" is a union of the child tables in the source system, it should pull unless that table is more of a view in the source system.
But it is hard to tell. You have a custom connector and you've given us no info on the backend, and why there would be an HTTP request anywhere.
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