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Hi All,
I want to upgrade the SSAS legacy data source to Power Query data source, do we have any tool what is the easiest way to do the without creating a new solution please assist. Thanks
Regards
Sohail
Hi @Mohammed Suhel ,
Welcome to Microsoft Q&A!
May I ask which Compatibility Level did you use? If you are using SQL Server 2019 / Azure Analysis Services (1500), you could add a new data source by Power Query. But you should recreate all the measures and partitions for the new tables.
In addition, if you originally imported the data by selecting from a list, the Edit Table Properties dialog box displays the Table Preview mode. This mode displays only a subset limited to the first fifty rows of the source table. If you originally imported the data by using a SQL statement, the Edit Table Properties dialog box only displays a SQL statement. For more information, please refer to Change table, column, or row filter mappings.
Hi @Mohammed Suhel , any update for this thread?