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Hi All,
My Database has one month of rolling data.Can I achieve to keep 3 months data in power bi by using incremental refresh ??
Regards,
Suman
Hi @sumchak,
yes, that should be possible.
Keep The Existing Data In Your Power BI Dataset And Add New Data To It Using Incremental Refresh https://blog.crossjoin.co.uk/category/incremental-refresh/
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My data soruce having 1 month of roling data. I have implemented the incremental refresh to store 3 month data and refresh data for 15 days. But during refresh its store 1month of the data only. unable to understand is anything I am missing.
Hi @sumchak,
do you use the Power BI service?
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Yes , I am fetching data from log analytics where we have only one month of data.
Hi @sumchak,
can you share some screenshots?
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Hi @sumchak ,
looks good to me. I would have now expected the amount of data to grow with every refresh in the Power BI Service.
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But its not working as expected ..Can it be because the of the Soft delete or Hard delete in the source DB?
Hi @sumchak ,
the Detect data changes column should not be the same column used to partition the data.
Take a look at this video.
Power BI Incremental Refresh - Understanding Detect Data Changes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsJWBr1_ktQ
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His mission is clear: "Get the most out of data, with Power BI."
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The implementation was correct but there are different sets of reasons why it wasn't working.
Thanks for your help.
Conclusion: Incremental refresh shouldn't be implemented if the data source doesn't support the foldable query feature.
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