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The dataset that I have is around 30GB in the source ( Azure Data bricks) and I tried the 2 methods (Import & Direct Query)
Direct Query: This is taking too long for the visualization to load (around 20 mins) for a single field in a table visualization.
Import:
I am facing this error after 30-40 mins after applying data.
Error Message: There isn't enough memory to complete this operation. Please try again later when there may be more moemory available
Questions:
1. What is the largest dataset that we can Import into Power BI?
2. Solution to the above challenge?
Hey @Anonymous ,
1. In Power BI Desktop the limit is the memory on your computer. In Power BI Service the limit is 1 GB in RAM for a Pro account and 100 GB for a Premium per User account. For a premium capacity the limit is 400 GB
2. Solution is either to get a Premium per User account or Premium, to use DirectQuery and optimize your data source, to use an Azure Analysis Service and import the data there, to analyze what makes your data set so big. Maybe you can optimize things or there is a column that makes the size so big and you don't even use it.