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Hi all
when I use the "table.combine" function, it seems that the combined queries run again against the source.
I am looking for a way to avoid this to reduce traffic on the source systems.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Christian
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@Anonymous , You can use union in DAX, if that can server the purpose
Union(Table1, Table2)
But all columns need to be same
One more question:
If I have one query which gives a table as a result, can I use that table for additional table operations?
e.g.:
One time I want to get a new table with distinct values.
The other time I want to remove some columns.
BUT: I want the query to run only once against the source. This is important, as the source is not performing very good and struggling with higher load...
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