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gbrueckl / PowerBI.API.Client

A C# wrapper for the Power BI REST API which allows you to easily integrate the Power BI API into your C# application.
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AddRowAPIEnabled does not work #13

Closed chessIthaca closed 5 years ago

chessIthaca commented 5 years ago

Hi there,

You have the flag addrowapienabled but it is not working as it should. I should be able to add rows to the toable yet the Table throws an exception because the type is "AsAzure" instead of push.

Otherwise great library!!! Keep up the good work!

gbrueckl commented 5 years ago

please make sure that the dataset was also created with the library (or with the API directly) with the appropriate settings (Push-Dataset) You cannot just add rows to any Dataset

If the type is "AsAzure" then this actually means that the dataset connect to Azure Analysis Services and the type of a dataset cannot be changed after it was created

chessIthaca commented 5 years ago

Gerhard,

the dataset was created through the powerbi UI. But I get the same result when creating it through the API, it gets returned as "Azure" the second time I connect.

Carsten

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please make sure that the dataset was also created with the library (or with the API directly) with the appropriate settings (Push-Dataset) You cannot just add rows to any Dataset

If the type is "AsAzure" then this actually means that the dataset connect to Azure Analysis Services and the type of a dataset cannot be changed after it was created

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gbrueckl commented 5 years ago

When creating it, did you use PBIDefaultMode.Push? Please see https://github.com/gbrueckl/PowerBI.API.Client/blob/master/SampleApplication/Program.cs line 173 onward where you can see a full sample of how to use the Push-API

chessIthaca commented 5 years ago

Yes I used push as the default mode. Carsten

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When creating it, did you use PBIDefaultMode.Push? Please see https://github.com/gbrueckl/PowerBI.API.Client/blob/master/SampleApplication/Program.cs line 173 onward where you can see a full sample of how to use the Push-API

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gbrueckl commented 5 years ago

and did you also try this when creating a whole new dataset and not using an existing? can you run the sample code just to test whether it is a general bug or something specific to your environment/setup/code?

gbrueckl commented 5 years ago

closing due to no further feedback