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I'm loading data from a on-premise Gupta database using ODBC with DataFlow Gen2
It's working fine until I try to make it an incremental refresh using the last date from the already loaded table.
I'm extracting the data from the warehouse with:
This seems to be working fine.
I'm using a native query and I use the output of the first query as a value (VW_INCR_DATE) in the sql native query
In the dataflow (when editing) it seems to be working. The results are showing correct.
But the issue shows up when the dataflow runs.
I don't understand this issue. Is anyone able to help me with this issue?
Solved! Go to Solution.
The VW_INCR_DATE value is coming from the warehouse and is the last date for which the data is already loaded. That is not from the source.
I found the solution. The query which extracts the Date value from the warehouse should have "enable staging" false to get it working. Not sure why though :).
I found the solution. The query which extracts the Date value from the warehouse should have "enable staging" false to get it working. Not sure why though :).
Thanks a lot.
It was really giving me a hard time. Can't believe it was simply turning off "Enable Staging".
Hi @SnoekL
Dosen't look like implemented refresh is implemented the right way. Please refer to this
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/connect-data/incremental-refresh-overview
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aj1973, the topic you are referring to is actually the one I used to build my incremental refresh.
Big difference though is that the example has sql database as a source where I'm connecting via odbc to a local database.
And the example has a datekey in the source which is a integer where my source only has a datetime field to use to get the incremental data.
I tried to convert the source data to different datatypes but than I get different errors as well. So i'm stuck at the moment.
When connecting to ODBC
Add a SQL statement to convert/cast this part
to Date before loading into Power Query Online.
Power Query couldn't accept to add a step to Format that column so try with SQL statement, it should work.
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The VW_INCR_DATE value is coming from the warehouse and is the last date for which the data is already loaded. That is not from the source.
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