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I was given an Oracle DB query that uses the hierarchical query structure, "starts with.. and connect by prior".
I confess I don't really understand what this is doing - not a DBA - but i get the basics (e.g. Manager/Emp.) However, I'd like to reproduce this query using PowerBI Designer / Power Query. (Yes, I understand I could use my friends SQL in Power Query directly, but I have other things I'd like to get as well).
Does Power Query have an equivalent function/feature to this? If so, can someone point me to a good article?
Thanks
Eric.
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Power Query doesn't currently understand this kind of structure, and I don't recall having gotten any requests for it before. As always, feel free to suggest it at the UserVoice so we can get a gauge of the user demand.
You can choose to connect to the Oracle DB and you can just copy and paste the query into the "SQL statement (optional)" field just below the Server field.
Yup, aware of that. And it works.
However, I'd like to learn the Power Query apporach. I want to make some significant changes to the SQL outside of the /starts with/ and /connect by prior/ portions of the code.
So, what if I didn't have the SQL to begin with? Does Power Query know how to deal with this structure? Would i use PATH in PowerPivot?
-Eric.
Power Query doesn't currently understand this kind of structure, and I don't recall having gotten any requests for it before. As always, feel free to suggest it at the UserVoice so we can get a gauge of the user demand.
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