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SQL Server Analysis Services as a Dataflow
Hi Mike282 ,
From the article , we know that the Azure analysis Services instead of SQL Server Analysis Services connector is supported in dataflow.
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Thanks v-xicai .
So the answer at the moment is it's not supported for dataflows even with using a Blank Query in Dataflows and copying over the M script.
I've logged the idea and it would be great of others can vote for it.
Thanks v-xicai .
So the answer at the moment is it's not supported for dataflows even with using a Blank Query in Dataflows and copying over the M script.
I've logged the idea and it would be great of others can vote for it.
Hi Mike282 did you ever figure out a workaround for this issue?
Unfortunately no. It's an available feature. They support Azure SSAS but not anything on premise. You'll see in this post I posted a link to a feature suggestion I made for this. If you can vote on it, I'm hoping if enough people kick up a fuss they'll finally do it.
Understand why they'd do it because with their cloud SSAS they'd make money on it.
Did you find any luck on this?
I have this requirement as well.No it just doesn't work unless it's an Azure SSAS. We're basically now questioning whether the data even needs to be in SSAS. Having it in a normal SQL server database will work just as well and you set the cardinality and create the measures in Power BI. Plus you'll be able to link it to a dataflow no problems.
