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Are these numbers the same? (Query Timeout and QueryExecutionDurationMS)
Hello, I am looking at our enterprise gateway server logs (specifically, the QueryExecutionReport log here) and seeing that many of these failed queries are taking much longer than the query timeout that is set on the capacity. Is this the setting that controls this or no? See attached pictures. Thanks!
Query execution duration is total time any query taking for execution
Query timeout is maximum limit a query can be allowed to executed surpassing this the query will be terminated to manage long running queries
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/enterprise/service-admin-premium-workloads#query-timeoutfor quick solution you can increase the query timeout to but I would recommand you to optimize your data model, implement incremental refresh to resuce your query execution time
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Query execution duration is total time any query taking for execution
Query timeout is maximum limit a query can be allowed to executed surpassing this the query will be terminated to manage long running queries
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/enterprise/service-admin-premium-workloads#query-timeoutfor quick solution you can increase the query timeout to but I would recommand you to optimize your data model, implement incremental refresh to resuce your query execution time
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