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Online Service - Concurrent Users
- 3 years ago
Hi, JohnHedges
This is usually related to the connection mode of your report.
If you are currently using import mode, data is cached in power bi service and the risk of performance issues is probably very low. If you are using DirectQuery and a large number of users are accessing the report online at the same time, there will inevitably be some performance issues, as the data query of the report happens every time a user interacts with the visualization, which consumes a lot of resources.
Therefore, in addition to using premium capacity to expand resources, it is recommended to use the import connection mode to create reports, and try to access data reports during off-peak hours.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason
I have loads of data sources!
It's pulling together nightly exports from multiple systems (pupil details, attendance, behaviour, rewards, suspensions, attainment etc)
Most of these are folders containing csv files or excel files, with one folder of xml files containing student pictures.
The schools' management systems are updating the files automatically each evening and I have Power BI set up to refresh daily at 2am.
I'm poking around on the webpage, Power BI Desktop, and PQE, but I can't find anything about connection mode.
Hi, JohnHedges
It doesn't seem to be a problem with the connection mode, because the data in the csv file or excel file are all imported data.
You may need to check the influence of RLS. If RLS is provided for all users, Power BI has to query the backend server individually and cache a separate report for each user, which can degrade report performance.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRm-yQrh-ZA
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason