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We have moved our systems from an old MySQL database-driven application to Business Central.
Currently, I have a dataset which connects to the old MySQL database (through a personal-gateway) along with other connectors to Business Central and some online Excel files.
Since the MySQL database will no longer change, is there a way I can permanently import the data into the dataset so that everytime we refresh the dataset I does not need to connect to the MySQL server (also I would be able to stop using the personal-gateway).
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HI @richardmayo ,
If the datasource is not going anywhere, you could just disable the "enable refresh" on the query. However, it sounds like you want the "table" to be permanently inside Power BI. That is a bit different than just getting data routinely from a data source. If I understand the question correctly, you are wanting a static table inside of Power BI. Here are some links for how to do that:
Create Static Tables in DAX Using the DATATABLE Function - SQLBI
How To Create Static Table Using Data Table In Power BI (loginworks.com)
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HI @richardmayo ,
If the datasource is not going anywhere, you could just disable the "enable refresh" on the query. However, it sounds like you want the "table" to be permanently inside Power BI. That is a bit different than just getting data routinely from a data source. If I understand the question correctly, you are wanting a static table inside of Power BI. Here are some links for how to do that:
Create Static Tables in DAX Using the DATATABLE Function - SQLBI
How To Create Static Table Using Data Table In Power BI (loginworks.com)
I would appreciate Kudos if my response was helpful. I would also appreciate it if you would Mark this As a Solution if it solved the problem. Thanks!
Proud to be a Datanaut!
Private message me for consulting or training needs.