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How can we import data from multiple sql queries returning the same number and type of columns into a new table using power bi?
For example i have 10 sql select queries. They return 3 columns Result, Tests, Quantity
I want to create a new table in power bi with columns Result, Tests, Quantity. This new table should be populated from the 3 sql queries
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Hi @AntrikshSharma Thanks. Coincidently, I saw your Youtube videos today 😊
I will try with Union All
Another conern would be that each of those queries query on a fact tables with high volume.
Is there another performant way to get the result of the individual sql queries in the target table.
This might be for later but I also wish to schedule this run/refresh every two weeks
Hi @AntrikshSharma Thanks. Coincidently, I saw your Youtube videos today 😊
I will try with Union All
Another conern would be that each of those queries query on a fact tables with high volume.
Is there another performant way to get the result of the individual sql queries in the target table.
This might be for later but I also wish to schedule this run/refresh every two weeks
@LV6001 You can create a View that stores all queries. You can also try to create a materialized/indexed view as well.
CREATE SCHEMA PowerBI
GO
CREATE VIEW PowerBI.CombinedSales
AS
SELECT *
FROM FactSales1
UNION ALL
SELECT *
FROM FactSales2
UNION ALL
SELECT *
FROM FactSales3
Thank you @AntrikshSharma !!
I am able to achieve the required using UNION ALL
I am now trying to schedule a refresh on the report server
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