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MichaelJackpbi
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9 years ago
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Get data for 1 week before depend on TODAY()

Hi friends, I would to load data for 1 week only depend on current date!. I.e. Today is 12/14/2014 then my dataset will get data from 12/7/2016 to 12/14/2016 AND tomorrow, my dataset will load data ...
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    tringuyenminh92
    9 years ago

     

    Hi MichaelJackpbi,

     

    In Query Editor, Choose your date column -> click filter icon in top right of header of column -> choose Date Filters -> Custom Filter -> Fill in This quarter and Last quarter with OR operator as below pictures:

    (Every actions have been done by UI - love it )

     

     

    Back to your speed question, depends on your query(or amount of data) the loading time will be fast or slow. That means it will take more time when loading data for quarter than week. And i hope you have good index stategy in your sources. it's one important factor.

    • Import mode: loading all data of your query - one time when refreshing - good for UX
    • Direct Query: loading data based on user's interaction (user could choose an option in slicer -> system generates the query corresponding and just loads the data of that query) - user has to wait when loading huge data of that action or long distance of data center to user's location

     

     

     

     

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MichaelJackpbi
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9 years ago

GilbertQ you mean i have load all of data from database to power bi then filter as my rules! there are 65m rows in database and i just need to get 1 week only- around 2-3m..

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GilbertQ
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9 years ago

Hi MichaelJackpbi, yes that would be correct.

 

The reason is that if your query from Oracle, said give me all the data, it would then give you the 65m rows. Which would then be loaded into Power BI. And then you would then apply the filter to filter out the rows to leave you with 2-3m rows.

 

So it would be best to write the Oracle TSQL to only get the last weeks worth of data. 

 

Something like this after doing some Googling

 

where adddate >= next_day(trunc(sysdate), 'MONDAY') - 14 and
      adddate < next_day(trunc(sysdate), 'MONDAY') - 7