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sp_mike
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Run stored procedure in a loop

I get some data from a table, let say salesorders. 

Each salesorder has a few orderlines, to get the details from the orderlines I need to run a stored procedure for each line.

I know how to run the stored procedure, allthough not in direct query (which is still not possible?) but I can work around that. But how can I run the stored procedure a few times (for each....)?

 

Thanks, Mike

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Thanks, I also found this solution https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiNDq2VrZPY 

In my case this is a better solution. However I notice something strange. Looks like the data which is in all the "data tables" is not loaded. Seems like I first need to open a table before the data gets loaded. Still try to figure this out.

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dax
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Hi sp_mike,

In your scenario, you said that you want to run stored peocedure in a loop, did you mean that you want to get multiple records at a time instead of getting one record at each time, right? If so, you could try to modify you stored procedure , then pass multiple parameters like "p1,p2,p3" in powerbi , then you should get records of p1,p2p3  from stored procedure.

You could refer to How to pass multi-value parameters to a Stored Procedure datasource for details.

Best Regards,
Zoe Zhi

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Thanks, I also found this solution https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiNDq2VrZPY 

In my case this is a better solution. However I notice something strange. Looks like the data which is in all the "data tables" is not loaded. Seems like I first need to open a table before the data gets loaded. Still try to figure this out.

Got it, I forgot to select the columns from the Stored pocedure (as explained in the video).

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