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Hi All,
I have dataset where it has id column and I want to set-up incremental data load using Power BI with Id column. CUrrently it is not supported and it supports only date column. Is there any alternative to this problem? The data set which I am using is a huge data with more than 35M and it will be difficult to load all the data everytime. Please let me know if anyone have solution for this.
Thanks,
Rajesh S Hegde
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@Anonymous , refer if this can help
HI @Anonymous
Incremental refresh works on the date column same as the datecolumn in your database.
Internally it fires the same query to refresh your dataset but uses an extra condition on where clause for date column on that table.
Hope you understand how it works then you will understand why it is not possible as per your requirement.
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@Anonymous why not add a date column using this ID, like take a base date (like 2000-01-01 is a base date) and add this ID to that base date and use this new column for the incremental refresh.
You are going to use this column for incremental, otherwise, it has no value in the model. I think this will do it.
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The solution provided by @amitchandak is working as expected. Thank you for your help.
@Anonymous , refer if this can help
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