* Initial plan
* Fix Edit this page link duplication
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Co-authored-by: Jason Stirnaman <jstirnaman@influxdata.com>
- Migrate comprehensive ODBC driver installation instructions to Power BI guide
- Add Windows (PowerShell and Manual) installation steps with verification
- Add macOS and Linux installation steps with configuration details
- Include platform-specific verification procedures
- Enhance Power BI troubleshooting section with ODBC-specific guidance
- Add driver not found troubleshooting for all platforms
- Expand connection, authentication, and query error troubleshooting
- Add query performance optimization recommendations
- Restructure Power BI documentation for clarity
- Elevate ODBC driver installation to top-level section
- Add explicit sequencing: install driver before connector
- Improve section flow and subheading descriptiveness
- Remove standalone ODBC documentation pages
- Delete shared ODBC guide and product-specific ODBC pages
- Add aliases in Power BI frontmatter to redirect old ODBC URLs
- Apply changes across all InfluxDB 3 products:
core, enterprise, cloud-dedicated, cloud-serverless, clustered
- Add ODBC driver installation and configuration docs
- Add Power BI Desktop custom connector setup docs
- Configure host, port, and token conditionals for all InfluxDB 3 products
- Set frontmatter with proper metadata and related content
The shared content files (content/shared/influxdb3-query-guides/execute-queries/odbc.md
and content/shared/influxdb3-visualize/powerbi.md) contain product-specific conditionals
for server URLs, ports, and tokens. Each product version sources these shared files.
Next steps: Edit the content/shared files to update any remaining product-specific
instructions in the step-by-step procedures if needed. Server, port, and token
conditionals are already configured throughout the documentation.
Daniel Campbell
Copilot
Jason Stirnaman
Jason Stirnaman
Scott Anderson