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mmace1
5 years agoImpactful Individual
Direct Query to Dataflows: What would the downsides be | Solves any dataset size limits it seem
Circa the June 2021 release of Power BI, direct query to dataflows is now generally supported (in Premium). Just offhand: Pros: Your dataset can always be small if everything you pull in is a Data...
- 5 years ago
The data goes into a table in managed SQL store. I'm not sure if any indexes are automatically created.
We've found performance slow, but just in POC testing and that was with a table with high cardinality and lengthily text (URLs).
I imagine you have to build dataflows that precisely fit your use case and probably leverage aggregations in your model too. Perhaps creating lookup tables and importing those in a composite model will improve performance also.
jeffshieldsdev
5 years agoSolution Sage
Yes, that's right--put the dimensions you'll want in slicers into their own table in Import mode and relate to your fact table.
mmace1
5 years agoImpactful Individual
And importing them - got it. Thanks.