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Power BI – SAP Connectors Part 1

May 18, 2020May 18, 2020 ~ nikilprabhakar

In this post, I cover things I have learnt and best practices using SAP Connectors in Power BI. Direct Query vs Import mode, Relational vs Multidimensional mode… etc.

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