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As I continue to learn about Power BI, one of the things that was imparted on me early on was to try and always go for as much query folding as possible for a variety of good reasons.
Generally I was told query folding is possible or not possible based on the following (loosely)
Sources that support Query Folding: Databases like MS SQL, Access etc. - Basically sources that have their own query language
Sources that do not support Query Folding: Typically "flat" files such as xlsx, pdf, csv, txt...
I was asked whether the Microsoft Dataverse, or Common Data Services would support Query Folding. I thought yah! Sure why not? Isnt the Dataverse/CDS just another database?
Someone corrected me and said actually no, query folding isnt supported on the CDS/Dataverse.
I tried to settle this debate with Google, but have not been able to find any documentation speaking to whether or not the CDS/Dataverse is supported or not for Query Folding.
Can anyone point me to something that would prove/disprove query folding is possible for CDS/Dataverse?
Thanks in advance
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Hi @rodneyc8063_1 ,
There is no official document mentioned whether CDS/Dataverse supports Query Folding.
But you can determine when a query can be folded: Query folding | Microsoft Docs.
Best Regards,
Icey
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Some of the data sources that support query folding are given below:
Transformations that Support Query Folding:
Transformations that Do Not Support Query Folding:
Source: BIConnector
Hi @rodneyc8063_1 ,
There is no official document mentioned whether CDS/Dataverse supports Query Folding.
But you can determine when a query can be folded: Query folding | Microsoft Docs.
Best Regards,
Icey
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
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