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Hi
We have the following scenario that is being explored (all on-prem based):
The assumptions we are working with at the moment are:
We are looking for guidance with:
Pointers to relevant articles or examples that would help with this would be greatly appreciated.
Most articles already read suggest that building a custom connector that supports DirectQuery can only be done via an ODBC driver...is that still the case or has anyone already achieved this...?
CData provides connectors that support DirectQuery capabilities, however these do not appear to support passthrough of authentication/authorization details to the underlying data source.
Thanks in advance for any help provided.
Hi @mtjohnuk
You need to install Power Query SDK to create the custom connector by Visual Studio.
Installing the Power Query SDK
I think you need to install an ODBC driver. From the blog: What can you do with a custom connector?
You need an ODBC driver to enable DirectQuery for a data source.
Here is the code of DirectQuery connector, you make take a look.
For reference: Example: Connector with required parameters
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
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Hi Rico and thankyou for your response.
We have been able to use the Power Query SDK to build a very basic custome connector, however we need it to support DirectQuery mode without using an ODBC driver. We have found a GitHub issue thread that suggests it can be done (see below) but we're looking for a suitable full example.
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