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AndyDC
6 years agoRegular Visitor
Pro Incremental Refresh with Detect Data Changes fails
Hi, I'm getting an error when I enabled the Detect Data Changes option in the new Pro Incremental refresh feature. My data source is an Azure SQL Database in North Europe. Without enabling this fe...
GilbertQ
Super User
6 years agoHi there
I would think that it should not cause any issues.
What happens when you run query profiler on the database can you see the query get there?
I would think that it should not cause any issues.
What happens when you run query profiler on the database can you see the query get there?
- AndyDC6 years agoRegular Visitor
Hi,
I've ran a SQL Profiler session via Azure Data Studio and the only SQL query I can see running is the following.
-- network protocol: TCP/IPset quoted_identifier onset arithabort offset numeric_roundabort offset ansi_warnings onset ansi_padding onset ansi_nulls onset concat_null_yields_null onset cursor_close_on_commit offset implicit_transactions offset language us_englishset dateformat mdyset datefirst 7set transaction isolation level read committed- GilbertQ6 years ago
Super User
Hi there
You will have to look at all the events when using Azure Data Studio to see the event which sends the query down to the Azure SQL DB.
It does take a little bit of digging to find the query but it should be there, it is for me.- AndyDC6 years agoRegular Visitor
Hi,
I can see the SQL that is being sent if I don't enable the Detect Data Changes feature. Unfortunately if it's enabled then the SQL never gets sent to the SQL Database.