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Reduce PBIX file size
- 7 months ago
Another option is to use Direct Query instead of Import. This way the data is stored in the SQL database, not in the cloud.
tayloramy thankyou for the help sir. That is a university data and all rows data are important. It can't help to reduce data size
Hi NehaGoel_2203,
If there is no way to reduce the dataset size, then the last option is to upgrade your capacity.
- NehaGoel_22037 months agoFrequent Visitor
how?
- v-achippa7 months agoCommunity Support
Hi NehaGoel_2203,
Thank you for reaching out to Microsoft Fabric Community.
Thank you cengizhanarslan, Tutu_in_YYC and tayloramy for the prompt response.
Upgrading capacity should be the last option.
Even if all rows are required, large pbix file size is usually because of high cardinality columns, date time precision, auto date/time tables and data types, not just row count. So before upgrading, please try DirectQuery or optimize the model properly (cardinality, date time columns, data types, incremental refresh).
If the dataset is still large after proper modelling, then consider PPU or Fabric capacity.Thanks and regards,
Anjan Kumar Chippa
- NehaGoel_22032 months agoFrequent Visitor
We have already upgraded the capacity and successfully adjusted all relevant settings. However, the system is still encountering the CompressDataSize error during the schedule refresh.