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Dropping table after merging
Hi adjrock,
Nope, you can't drop these tables be caused merge function has referenced these tables.
For your requirement, I'd like to suggest you add some custom steps to store original source table and do merge operations, it does not require to reference other tables.
Old: not able to drop original tables.
Query1:
let
Source='connector formula'
in
Source
Query2:
let
Source='connector formula'
in
Source
Merge:
let
Source=Table.Combine({Query1,Query2})
in
Source
New: merge into one query.
let
Source1='connector formula',//Query1
Source2='connector formula',//Query2
Merge=Table.Combine({Source1,Source2})
in
Merge
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
- adjrock6 years agoFrequent Visitor
seems like the main table is getting updated despite the required tables being "Disabled" (unchecked Enable). Shouldn't the main ables fail then? Or is it loading old stale data. I suppose I can check but Power Query is so slow at the moment that I'm about to raise a support ticket if it exists 😄
- Anonymous6 years agoNot applicable
HI adjrock,
it seems like you turn off the loading option on original query tables.
In fact, your tables are being referenced by your merge table, so these tables still loading records for the merge operation. (they do not display in data model tables)Any advanced operation added in your table? They will case the duplicate calculation and spend more memory resources.
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng