Remove built-in PowerBI driver settings - #572
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Power BI requires certain additional settings to be enabled to ensure compatibility with the SQL dialect it generates. However, because we did not know whether the driver was running within Microsoft Power BI or as part of a separate application, we previously shipped two different versions of the driver: a general-purpose driver and a Power BI-specific driver with SQL compatibility settings enabled.
The new Power BI connector, published by MS in April 2026, passes
ClientNameandSQLCompatibilitySettingsexplicitly, so the driver no longer needs a separate Power BI version of the driver with built-in compatibility defaults.Summary
-powerbiversion suffix supportSQLCompatibilitySettingsdefault behavior to opt-in via DSN/connection string