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I use parameters to define sql datasources so that I can develop against a dev/test db and then switch over to production when development is complete. I setup gateway connections for both server/db combinations and the change the value of the parameter to alternate between. This has always worked fine for me in the past.
I am currently having a problem connecting to a production server's datasource because the server name has a backslash in it (i.e. Servername\Secondnamepart). The gateway connection is not being recognized and it appears that is because the PBI services is interpreting the backslash as a double-backslash.
I get an error message that the gateway is not configured correctly and the SqlServer connection shows an error that there is no available gateway for:
SqqlServer{"server":"Servername\\Secondnamepart","database":"dbName"}
I don't know why the backslash is doubled when the services is trying to identify a gateway connection. Could somebody please help me with this?
Thanks,
Joe
That isn't very helpful. I don't have any control over what the infrastructure team named this server several years ago. Obviously, if I was naming it I would not insert a backslash in the name. I was hoping for suggested solutions. Thanks for commenting though.
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