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Anonymous
7 years agoNot applicable
Dataflow refresh takes more time than usual dataset refresh for same query
Hello I am trying out dataflows and building some POCs. I have a dataflow where I have pasted the query from Desktop to create a query. However, when refreshing the dataflow, it takes a lot mor...
GilbertQ
Super User
7 years agoHi there,
It sounds like the dataflow is running via your On-Premise data gateway?
If so you could ensure that it is running the latest version?
That it also has enough hardware to handle the potential load.
You can also monitor the Gateway to see if there are any issues: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/service-gateway-onprem-tshoot
It sounds like the dataflow is running via your On-Premise data gateway?
If so you could ensure that it is running the latest version?
That it also has enough hardware to handle the potential load.
You can also monitor the Gateway to see if there are any issues: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/service-gateway-onprem-tshoot
- Anonymous7 years agoNot applicable
thanks for your response.
Yes, dataflow is using the on-prem gateway (note that dataset refresh is also using the same gateway).
I will check with my admin if we are using the latest version of on-prem gateway.
By enough hardware, do you mean enough hardware on the data source side or the server handling my gateway?
My concern is that dataset refresh is using exactly same hardware and gateway, but is performing better than my dataflow refresh.
And the difference is substantial.
Regards
- GilbertQ7 years ago
Super User
Hi there,
I do know that going into the dataflow can be a bit slower due the way it integrates into the Azure Datalake. I know that they are working on improvements.
Just to make sure that your hardware on your gateway can handle multiple data refreshes at once.- Anonymous7 years agoNot applicable
thanks for your reply.
Good to know that MS is working on the improvements for dataflows.Regarding hardware, yes, it can handle multiple refreshes as there are cases when more than datasets are being refreshed at the same time.
Regards