Recently I posted about the same issue. Yesterday I discovered a new way. It looks like OData connector is more friendly than the Web API one.
Use FetchXmlBuilder to help you to build the query.
Start creating you Dataflow:
For the data source on the tab Other pick up the OData connector.
For the Connection String URL will be like:
Continue Reading Olena Grischenko’s Article on their blog Recently I posted about the same issue. Yesterday I discovered a new way. It looks like OData connector is more friendly than the Web API one. Use FetchXmlBuilder to help you to build the query. Start creating you Dataflow: For the data source on the tab Other pick up the OData connector. Blog Syndicated with Olena Grischenko’s Permission
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