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Once ODataLink is setup, it will provide a series of [[OData Feed URLs|OData feed urls]]. | Once ODataLink is setup, it will provide a series of [[OData Feed URLs|OData feed urls]]. | ||
You can access the full list of '''OData Feeds''' by clicking on '''OData Feeds''' on the menu in the left-hand side. | |||
This will show a list of all the OData Feeds setup within ODataLink, including those from disabled [[Models|models]] or [[Data Files|data files]]. | |||
You can [[Testing OData feed URLs|test the OData feeds]] to ensure the connection to your [[Data Files|data files]] are working. | |||
You can also '''Copy''' the '''OData Feeds''' to use within your OData client (e.g. Excel, Power BI, etc.). For more information, see [[Integrating with ODataLink]]. | |||
= Related Topics = | = Related Topics = | ||
[[OData Feed URLs]] <br /> | [[OData Feed URLs]] <br /> | ||
Revision as of 22:37, 25 June 2020
Once ODataLink is setup, it will provide a series of OData feed urls.
You can access the full list of OData Feeds by clicking on OData Feeds on the menu in the left-hand side.
This will show a list of all the OData Feeds setup within ODataLink, including those from disabled models or data files.
You can test the OData feeds to ensure the connection to your data files are working.
You can also Copy the OData Feeds to use within your OData client (e.g. Excel, Power BI, etc.). For more information, see Integrating with ODataLink.