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I am trying to build (another) dataflow in my Dataverse Environment to get data from an On Premise SQL Server into dataverse.

 

I am able to define the SQL query without any issues, but I am unable to progress to the "Map Columns" screen - the "Next" button is simply greyed out/disabled.

 

Anyone have any idea why?

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  • AhmedSalih Profile Picture
    6,680 Moderator on at

    Hello, @james_hathaway , Do you have Environment Maker security role in the Environment? 

    Check this for more info:  https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-query/dataflows/security-role-standard-dataflows#roles

     

    Environment Maker : Required to create any dataflow. Standard dataflows require additional roles depending on Dataverse tables permissions

     

     

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  • james_hathaway Profile Picture
    427 on at

    Yes, I have that security Role.

     

    There's a clue in my initial post - I said I was trying to make ANOTHER dataflow in my environment...

    ... suggesting that I have already created at least 1 dataflow in this environment before.

    (I have 15 running regularly)

  • DadaDude Profile Picture
    11 on at

    Encountered a similar problem.
    The issue was that the Query Enabled Load checkbox was not ticked.

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  • 365-Assist Profile Picture
    2,327 Moderator on at

    In case anyone is wondering where the Query Properties Options solution is (as per @DadaDude😞

     

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  • StevenHampson Profile Picture
    16 on at

    Thank you!  That was exactly my issue.  I was in the middle of some dev work and set my table to do not load so I could at least save it, and when I went back in the next day, disabled.  Set to Enable load and that did the trick.

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