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I added a PostgreSQL connection successfully using an On-Prem Data Gateway. When I try to add the connection to a new app, it gives me only one choice for a dataset which is labeled `default`.
When I click on `default` it moves to the `Choose a Table` panel and then brings up the following error very quickly (no processing time at all):
Since the PostgreSQL connector is in Preview this is probably just the default error (which happens to be Excel).
PGAdmin finds many tables (none of which I have access to) and many views for which I do have access to query.
Can I pass in a query and skip the table selection step like in PowerPivot?
I have NPGSQL installed as well as an ODBC Driver.
Hi @JohnDonnelly,
Based on what I know, that should be not available, at least currently.
For PowerApps, currenlty it is only available to query from the actual table, not from views.
There is a new feature for Common Data Service, which have the Power Query available to use:
Create new entities in the Common Data Service (CDS) using Power Query
Besides, there are ideas submitted on this:
Power Query within the PowerApps
Regards,
Michael
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