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Hey Community,
By default when I write in PowerShell smth like..:
Get-PowerBITable -DatasetId [id] -Name [tablename]
I get such a view. As you can see it doesn't contain any useful info.
Is it possible to get info about columns etc?
Hi @Igorpole ,
Whether your problem has been resolved? If yes, could you please mark the helpful post as Answered? It will help the others in the community find the solution easily if they face the same problem as yours. Thank you.
Best Regards
It was not resolved at all
Hi @Igorpole ,
First, please make sure that the corresponding command is provided with the correct [Dataset ID] and [Table name], you can refer to the following links to get the dataset ID.
How to find a Dataset ID in Power BI
HOW TO GET THE WORKSPACE GROUPID AND DATASETID FROM THE URL IN POWER BI
Get-PowerBITable -DatasetId eed49d27-8e3c-424d-9342-c6b3ca6db64d
Best Regards
It's correct, of course. My question was not about how to get correct dataset id )
Hi @Igorpole ,
Is the dataset you want to get table information from a Push API dataset? The command Get-PowerBITable calls the following REST API to get the list of tables involved in a particular dataset. If the dataset you are referencing is not a Push API dataset, this will not return any results...
Push Datasets - Datasets GetTables
Push Datasets - Datasets GetTablesInGroup
Manage Power BI Dataset with PowerShell
Best Regards
Yes, of course it's a push dataset.
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