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I am trying to setup data set that could help us document our data warehouse and Power Bi environments.
I am currently working on pulling in system info from analysis services and am running into an issue with a dynamic datasource. In my attempt to make my life easier I created a loop that would loop through a list of cubes and pull all of the data together into one query (instead of creating 20+ queries and another to union them together).It didnt hit me that this would be dynamic until I published.
Is there anyway to do this without having to create a query for each table?
Thanks for the help.
Bare bones version of the M code.
let
DataCatalog = {"Cube1", "Cube2", "Cube3"},
FnGetOnePage =
(i) as record =>
let
CatalogTables = AnalysisServices.Database("{Server Address}",
List.First(List.Range(DataCatalog,i,1)), [Query="Select * from $System.TMSCHEMA_PARTITIONS"]),
CatalogTables2 = Table.AddColumn(CatalogTables,"Dataset", each List.First(List.Range(DataCatalog,i,1))),
res = [Data=CatalogTables2, Next = i+1 ]
in
res,
GeneratedList =
List.Generate(
()=>[i=0,res=FnGetOnePage(i)],
each [res][Next]<= List.Count(DataCatalog),
each [i=[i]+1,res=FnGetOnePage([res][Next])],
each [res][Data] )
in
GeneratedList
Solved! Go to Solution.
Here's how I would approach it. Create a simple table out of the list of the cubes you want to query, and then run the query inside an added column. (Note: only one cube shown in this example)
let
Server = "localhost:62185",
Databases = #table({"Name"},{{"15aa750e-d54b-4902-85f5-6c5b44698a7f"}}),
#"Added Custom" = Table.AddColumn(Databases, "Meta", each AnalysisServices.Database(Server, [Name], [Query="Select * from $System.TMSCHEMA_PARTITIONS"])),
#"Expanded Meta" = Table.ExpandTableColumn(#"Added Custom", "Meta", {"Name", "QueryDefinition"}, {"Name.1", "QueryDefinition"})
in
#"Expanded Meta"
Here's how I would approach it. Create a simple table out of the list of the cubes you want to query, and then run the query inside an added column. (Note: only one cube shown in this example)
let
Server = "localhost:62185",
Databases = #table({"Name"},{{"15aa750e-d54b-4902-85f5-6c5b44698a7f"}}),
#"Added Custom" = Table.AddColumn(Databases, "Meta", each AnalysisServices.Database(Server, [Name], [Query="Select * from $System.TMSCHEMA_PARTITIONS"])),
#"Expanded Meta" = Table.ExpandTableColumn(#"Added Custom", "Meta", {"Name", "QueryDefinition"}, {"Name.1", "QueryDefinition"})
in
#"Expanded Meta"
Hi @lbendlin , I have similar scenario but data is coming from web. I have to build dynamic query to extract second level of data. How can we acheive ?
I did try the similar way but it didn't work.
Thanks for the reply. I gave it a try and am able to pull back data in PBI Desktop but it still gives me a dynamic dataset error once I publish. I am going to look into pulling this data into our data warehouse somehow.
You can run your DMV queries from Powershell scripts if you want.