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newpbiuser01
Helper V
2 years agoData Refresh Times and Duplicate/Referenced Tables
Hello, I have a question around referencing vs. duplicating data tables. I am working with large data tables (>20 million rows) and in order to increase the efficiency of the reports, I break dow...
- 2 years ago
20M rows is not considered large (unless you have gazillions of columns)
Consider using Table.Buffer if you keep re-using a source table in your query. (Doesn't help across queries)
Use Query Diagnostics to know for sure where your mashup is spending its time, or use the SQL Profiler option
lbendlin
Super User
2 years ago20M rows is not considered large (unless you have gazillions of columns)
Consider using Table.Buffer if you keep re-using a source table in your query. (Doesn't help across queries)
Use Query Diagnostics to know for sure where your mashup is spending its time, or use the SQL Profiler option