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I would like to know if it is possible to do an incremental refresh or just a "reload" (working with a smaller range of dates on the desktop) and that this column of dates contain null dates .
For example, I have a [Payment Date] column, and I need it to have blank values in it.
I've already tried and it didn't work:
Select *
from table
where [Payment date) between Range start and RangeEnd or [Payment date] is null.
But the null values have duplicated
Is there another way?
Hi @Paguiar ,
Unfortunately, the feature you want is currently not available. Maybe you can sumbit an idea for it: Ideas
Date column - The table must contain a date column of date/time or integer data type. The RangeStart and RangeEnd parameters (which must be date/time data type) filter table data based on the date column. For date columns of integer surrogate keys in the form of yyyymmdd
, you can create a function that converts the date/time value in the parameters to match the integer surrogate key of the data source table. To learn more, see Configure incremental refresh - Convert DateTime to integer.
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
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You need to remember that RangeStart and RangeEnd identify the boundaries of the dataset table partitions. That's one of the reasons while only one of the parameters can be inclusive - otherwise you risk duplicating data across adjacent partitions. Same with your null dates. Unless you substitute these with a fixed date you will have duplicate rows in your partitions. You really don't want that to happen.
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