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SQL table buffer
- 5 years ago
Hi IgorCanabarro ,
a buffer won't help you for that, because it would drag the data anyway once your refresh the pbix (or in the service).
If your SQL has different refresh intervals than the csv and your SQL-table is filtered, then moving to a dataflow for your SQL import could improve. But not sure with your table length. You can set a different schedule there and then import it to PBI to merge with the CSV.
Do your sources live in in the cloud already? Then moving everything to a dataflow could also be a solution, especially if limited resources on your PC or slow internet connection are the reason for slow refresh.
Hi IgorCanabarro ,
a buffer won't help you for that, because it would drag the data anyway once your refresh the pbix (or in the service).
If your SQL has different refresh intervals than the csv and your SQL-table is filtered, then moving to a dataflow for your SQL import could improve. But not sure with your table length. You can set a different schedule there and then import it to PBI to merge with the CSV.
Do your sources live in in the cloud already? Then moving everything to a dataflow could also be a solution, especially if limited resources on your PC or slow internet connection are the reason for slow refresh.