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Hi all!
I have a query with regards to the incremental refresh settings.
I set an incremental refresh policy on one of my really large tables.
I archived data from the last 5 years (2017 - 2021) and set the refresh for the last 6 months which is currently 01/2022 - 06/2022. From my understanding the data stops changing/updating after 6 months
There has been changes to some of the data in my table during 04/2022 and new entries for 05/2022... but Power BI is not reflecting these changes even though this data would of been refreshed according to the 6 month refresh policy.
For example:
Table in SQL shows this (data is what I expect in Power BI);
1. 04/2022 Policy1 0.00
2. 05/2022 Policy1 0.00
3. 04/2022 Policy2 0.00
4. 05/2022 Policy2 0.00
Power BI shows;
1. 04/2022 Policy1 3,000.12
2. 04/2022 Policy2 557.17
What am I missing? or what could be the issue?
Please advise
Many thanks!
@HB13 , Hope the changes can be caught using the date used in incremental?
In case you are having power bi premium, you can use SSMS to do a custom refresh if needed
XMLA Endpoint - Data Refresh using SQL Server Management Studio (refresh table/tables as per need): https://youtu.be/kyCnnpjOwpI
Thanks for your response!
I used a "createddate" column... it is DateTime. Would this impact the incrememtal refresh?
This workspace is Premium per User, but how does one automate a refresh via XMLA endpoint?
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