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Improve query performance of direct query with Databricks
- 2 years ago
viniciuscini , Seem like you have tried all.
Ensure good partitioning and clustering of your data for your access patterns. Consider Z-ordering and clustering Optimizations with Delta Lake.
Also, consider Microsoft Fabric. It gives similar data with Direct Lake, where you do need a copy.
You can start a trial. If your DataBricks table is in Delta format, you can just create shortcuts create model, and check the same in Fabric
Starting Your Free Trial- https://youtu.be/8kIMHmkQ9m4
Shortcuts- https://youtu.be/KIbt9GzAdWk
- Anonymous2 years ago
Hi viniciuscini ,
I think you can try Fabric as amitchandak mentioned.
You may also refer to below offical blogs to optmize Power BI Performance.
For reference:
Optimization guide for Power BI - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
DirectQuery model guidance in Power BI Desktop - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
Best Regards,
Rico ZhouIf this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
viniciuscini , Seem like you have tried all.
Ensure good partitioning and clustering of your data for your access patterns. Consider Z-ordering and clustering Optimizations with Delta Lake.
Also, consider Microsoft Fabric. It gives similar data with Direct Lake, where you do need a copy.
You can start a trial. If your DataBricks table is in Delta format, you can just create shortcuts create model, and check the same in Fabric
Starting Your Free Trial- https://youtu.be/8kIMHmkQ9m4
Shortcuts- https://youtu.be/KIbt9GzAdWk