diff --git a/common/Datasets/direct-lake-dataset.md b/common/Datasets/direct-lake-dataset.md
index b36f7849..2e475063 100644
--- a/common/Datasets/direct-lake-dataset.md
+++ b/common/Datasets/direct-lake-dataset.md
@@ -61,73 +61,5 @@ Running the script is possible when Tabular Editor is connected to a semantic mo
 > [!NOTE]
 > After deploying the newly converted Import-mode model, you will need to specify the credentials for accessing the Lakehouse to refresh data into the model.
 
-### Convert Direct Lake-mode model to Import-mode
-```csharp
-// **********************************************************************************
-// Convert Direct Lake-mode model to Import-mode
-// ---------------------------------------------
-//
-// When this script is executed on a semantic model, it will:
-//
-//   - Loop through all tables. Any table that contains exactly 1 partition, which
-//     is in Direct Lake mode, will have its partition replaced by an equivalent
-//     Import-mode partition.
-//   - Set the collation of the model to null (default)
-// 
-// Remarks:
-// 
-//   - The Import-mode partitions will use the SQL endpoint of the Lakehouse.
-//   - The script assumes that the Shared Expression which specifies the SQL endpoint
-//     is called "DatabaseQuery".
-//   - Because TE2 does not expose the "SchemaName" property on EntityPartition
-//     objects, we have to use reflection to access the underlying TOM objects.
-//
-// Compatibility:
-// TE2.x, TE3.x
-// **********************************************************************************
-
-using System.Reflection;
-
-const string mImportTemplate = 
-@"let
-    Source = DatabaseQuery,
-    Data = Source{{[Schema=""{0}"",Item=""{1}""]}}[Data]
-in
-    Data";
-
-foreach(var table in Model.Tables)
-{
-    // Direct Lake-mode tables only have 1 partition...
-    if(table.Partitions.Count != 1) continue;
-    
-    // ...which should be in "DirectLake" mode:
-    var partition = table.Partitions[0];
-    if(partition.Mode != ModeType.DirectLake) continue;
-
-    // Tabular Editor unfortunately doesn't expose the SchemaName property of EntityPartitionSources,
-    // so we'll have to use reflection to access the underlying TOM object.
-    var pMetadataObjct = typeof(Partition).GetProperty("MetadataObject", BindingFlags.Instance | BindingFlags.NonPublic | BindingFlags.DeclaredOnly);
-    var tomPartition = pMetadataObjct.GetValue(partition) as Microsoft.AnalysisServices.Tabular.Partition;
-    var tomPartitionSource = tomPartition.Source as Microsoft.AnalysisServices.Tabular.EntityPartitionSource;
-    
-    // Table does not have an EntityPartitionSource, meaning it is not a Direct Lake table
-    // (shouldn't happen, since we already checked for DirectLake mode above...)
-    if(tomPartitionSource == null) continue;
-    
-    var schemaName = tomPartitionSource.SchemaName;
-    var tableName = tomPartitionSource.EntityName;
-
-    // Rename the original (Direct Lake) partition (as we can't have two partitions with the same name):
-    var partitionName = partition.Name;
-    partition.Name += "_old";
-    
-    // Add the new (Import) partition:
-    table.AddMPartition(partitionName, string.Format(mImportTemplate, schemaName, tableName));
-    
-    // Delete the old (Direct Lake) partition):
-    partition.Delete();
-}
-
-// Update model collation:
-Model.Collation = null;
-```
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+### C# Script to convert Direct Lake model to Import Mode
+<script src="https://gist.github.com/otykier/ac53aac2a2f22838c5b2019fd45aaa98.js"></script>
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