More datasets reported in Personal Workspace than actually exist about powerbi-powershell HOT 4 OPEN

Hi Stefvsignup,

Regarding your questions:

Do datasets in app workspaces you are a member off automatically appear when you query your personal workspace?
o This should not happen, and we are unable to reproduce this behavior. If it is indeed happening in your environment, would you be so kind to give me exact repro steps?

Do datasets in apps you use automatically appear when you query your personal workspace?
o When you install an app, it is installed in the personal workspace. We hide the information in UI, but the dataset is linked to the personal workspace, and hence it would show up in the list of datasets. This is by design so that you can enumerate the datasets linked to an app.

Cheers,
Kay

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Hello @KayUnkroth,

Do datasets in apps you use automatically appear when you query your personal workspace?
o When you install an app, it is installed in the personal workspace. We hide the information in UI, but the dataset is linked to the personal workspace, and hence it would show up in the list of datasets. This is by design so that you can enumerate the datasets linked to an app.

This is very interesting and helpful! Is there a way to determine which datasets are linked?

Thanks,
Ben

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Yes, a link or AppId property would be very useful, indeed. Would you be so kind to file this as a new issue/feature request?
Cheers,
Kay

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Good idea—thanks! Done!
https://ideas.powerbi.com/forums/265200-power-bi-ideas/suggestions/36390475-add-associated-appid-to-data-set-details

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