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Hola buen día.
tengo una duda.
empesando el mes de octubre hice un flujo de datos dopnde tiene una condición que le pidoq ue me traiga la infomacion del mes actual, les muestro como la puse (and (FECHA_TRANS) BETWEEN TO_DATE('01/'||TO_CHAR(SYSDATE,'mm/aaaa'),'dd/mm/aaaa') Y TO_DATE(TRUNC(SYSDATE))).
pero ya termino el mes de octubre y hoy 1 de noviembre ya no traigo infomacion del mes de octubre desapareciendo y mi actualización incremental la tengo a 31 dias no se que esté pasando no me esta guardfando mi infomacion por que requiero que me traiga todos los dias lo de los dias anteriores por que la infomacion cambia contante mente entonces para no traer infomacion
erronea por eso pensé esa manera pero veo veo que no me guarda la infomacion
Alguien podría ayudarme a orientarme sobre este tema por favor.
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Hi @maria_fernanda ,
One way to fix this issue is to use a different filter condition that does not depend on the system date, but rather on a parameter that you can control. For example, you can create a parameter called RangeStart, and set its value to the first day of the month that you want to start from. Then, you can use this parameter in your filter condition, like this:
(DATE_TRANS) BETWEEN TO_DATE(RangeStart) AND TO_DATE(TRUNC(SYSDATE))
This way, you can specify which month you want to start from, and the data flow will keep all the data from that month onwards, and also refresh the current day’s data. You can change the value of RangeStart whenever you want to include more months in your dataflow.
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Hi @maria_fernanda ,
One way to fix this issue is to use a different filter condition that does not depend on the system date, but rather on a parameter that you can control. For example, you can create a parameter called RangeStart, and set its value to the first day of the month that you want to start from. Then, you can use this parameter in your filter condition, like this:
(DATE_TRANS) BETWEEN TO_DATE(RangeStart) AND TO_DATE(TRUNC(SYSDATE))
This way, you can specify which month you want to start from, and the data flow will keep all the data from that month onwards, and also refresh the current day’s data. You can change the value of RangeStart whenever you want to include more months in your dataflow.
Using incremental refresh with dataflows - Power Query | Microsoft Learn
Solved: Refresh DataFlow using incremental refresh For cur... - Microsoft Fabric Community
How to Get Your Question Answered Quickly
If it does not help, please provide more details with your desired.
Best Regards
Community Support Team _ Rongtie
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Muchas gracias lo intentare de esa manera
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