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My report uses 5 tables in one dataset (the result of a MS SQL Server query), can I somehow determine the order in which the queries that fill the tables when updating are executed.
The client needs to recalculate the data in the tables with each automatic update or manual, to immediately have operational information in Power BI
In that case I would suggest you use Direct Query mode for these data sources.
Then ask them to create a view in the database that represents the result of all these complex calculations. Let Power BI connect to the view.
and how the view will help solve the problem of the order of starting the filling of tables?
with the view(s) it doesn't matter any more in which order you fill the tables - you can do it in parallel.
You are shifting responsibility for data integrity to the data source.
Technically yes, but chaining dataflows is considered bad practice.
You may be trying to solve the wrong problem.
Please explain why you need that.
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