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I just want to clarify the following from Microsoft's official documentation.
From what I understand, when you're connected through DirectQuery mode, you're data in the Report is always up to date. This means, I don't need to schedule any refresh in Power BI Service. The refresh is only relevant when I have a Power BI dashboard. Is my understanding correct? If not, can anyone shed some light about this?
Thanks in advance!
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/desktop-directquery-about
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DirectQuery has live data which is the most current data. However, in order for your visual to update with the current data you'll still need query the source, ie, choose REFRESH button.
Take note that you will also be limited with transformations and dax
Hey,
using the connection mode "direct query" mode means:
Regards,
Tom
Hey,
using the connection mode "direct query" mode means:
Regards,
Tom
DirectQuery has live data which is the most current data. However, in order for your visual to update with the current data you'll still need query the source, ie, choose REFRESH button.
Take note that you will also be limited with transformations and dax
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