SQL Server on-premise databases are a very big yes-yes
nwest
6 years agoNew Member
Not just on-premise databases, but being able to schedule refresh of data that uses SQL statements to access it. Being able to filter down data in the database instead of sending it all across the wire to Power Query would be very useful. Also, this enables reports against subsets of large datasets which exceed the 1M row limit.
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