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Error: On-Prem execution not supported for entity"
- 1 year ago
So actually, this is quite an easy answer, and doesnt require turning off loads.
In Short, do the following:
Query 1 (Data Pull) - This is main data pull in query. Do as little as needed to the data (normally ensure that all columns are in a data format). Do nothing else.
Query 2 (Data Pull Reference) - Create a reference to the above Datapull, do nothing, but ensure its well labelled. This is what your going to use for further queriesQuery 3 (Main Query) In this query, make a reference to the above Query 2 and then do all your maniupulation. Any other queries you need to bring in, ensure you have done the the other two queries, so all you are bringing in is a referenced query.
Works a like a dream.....
Hi BugmanJ
What happens if you remove the static table, see if it refreshes successfully.
If that works, go back in and add back the static table?
Also could you not create a SQL Query which would be the static table?
- BugmanJ1 year ago
Helper V
I have solved it, see below, but for further learning, how do you access a static table built in a query via SQL?