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Hello,
I have a need to display millions of records using Kusto connected by Direct Query. Is there a way to implement pagination - where each page makes a kusto call to get restricted record count? Thanks for your help and much appreciate your time
Hi @Anonymous ,
I have some suggestions for you:
1.Use the take operator:
Take operator allows you to retrieve a specified number of rows from the query results. It is useful for interactively viewing a small sample of rows.
2.Stored query results:
Kusto supports storing query results in tables. You can use this feature for paging
Below is the official link will help you:
take operator - Azure Data Explorer & Real-Time Analytics | Microsoft Learn
Stored query results - Azure Data Explorer & Real-Time Analytics | Microsoft Learn
Best Regards,
Xianda Tang
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The maximum number of records you can display anywhere in Power BI is about 5000. There are physiological limits.
Why would you need pagination if you have a Direct Query connection? Your visual DAX queries should fold back into KQL.
it is more of a make shift report. the objective is to use as search--thus relying on durect query cause it is telemetry data (real time would be good for the users). Going back to the Q---the need is to fold it into paginated KQL
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