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8 years ago
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Minimum Refresh Intervall Power BI Premium

Hello together,   Please you cann help me, we plan to buy premium but are confuse because:   in the premium whitepaper LINK its written, that are only 48 scheduled refresh per day are allowed o...
  • GilbertQ's avatar
    GilbertQ
    8 years ago
    Hi there

    It has been updated to no restrictions on your premium workspace.
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8 years ago

Hello together,

 

Please you cann help me, we plan to buy premium but are confuse because:

 

  • in the premium whitepaper LINK its written, that are only 48 scheduled refresh per day are allowed
  • on the microsoft webseite LINK its written. NO RESTRICTIONS

what is true? 

 

thank you allot#

ilyas

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GilbertQ
Super User
8 years ago
Hi there

It has been updated to no restrictions on your premium workspace.
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    Anonymous
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    8 years ago

    Thank you for you information.

     

    myOneCent: i think AAS have also no Restriction :)

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    SoDoLabs
    Regular Visitor
    7 years ago

    Hi GilbertQ,

     

    I found the following statement online:

     

    "With Free you can refresh up to once a day. With Pro you can refresh up to 8 times a day. With Premium you can refresh your data set up to 48 times a day. The minimum frequency for refreshing data was 30 minutes, which is lifted in Premium. You can schedule on a minute level now with this new plan."

     

    Is it correct? If so, my organization has Power BI Premium, but I only see the 30 minutes option in Scheduled Refresh. 

     

    Thanks!

    • GilbertQ's avatar
      GilbertQ
      Super User
      7 years ago
      Hi there

      Yes that is correct from the documentation, if you wanted on a different time, I would expect you to schedule it via PowerShell
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        SoDoLabs
        Regular Visitor
        7 years ago

        Hi GilbertQ,

         

        Thanks for replying.

         

        I researched a bit, and it looks like I need to use PowerShell and Azure Runbooks to achieve custom refresh interval. I won't be able to do it via the user interface. Is that correct?

         

        Thanks!