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I have a model with a Data Source that is named with all lower case. I deploy the model then try to hook it up to a Data Source defined in a Gateway. The Data Source is defined in UPPER CASE. Result: there is no match so I cannot refresh.
Action: Try to add a second Data Source on the Gateway that is all lower case. Result: An error stating that it is a DUPLICATE Source, and the action is not allowed.
"DUPLICATE", at least to me, means that one item is the SAME AS THE OTHER, but in order for the model to hook in, it NEEDS lower case and does not work with upper case. Therefore, according to the model's reuirement of Data Source name, UPPER CASE named data sources do not equal LOWER CASE named data sources.
What's more, in Power Query, that same model Data Source shows up as UPPER CASE in the first line of the M script advanced editor and we know that Power Query M language is CASE SENSITIVE.
Even more, I tried creating a new Data Source in a new model and tries naming it with all UPPER CASE, and it switched to lower case. Not sure if that was because it had already been defined before or not.
So which is it? It should be consistent across the entire product set, from defining a Data Source in the model, to how it is represented in the Power Query scripts, to how it is matched to a respective Data Source defined in a Gateway.
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