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I am configuring incremental refresh in Tabular Editor 3 and plan to run stored procedures to get the last change date. But I am keeping getting errors
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It seems related to a setting in Power BI Desktop but the semantic model was developed through XMLA endpoind and can't be opened in Power BI Desktop.
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For a polling expression you should output a single scalar value to compare against a bookmark, you can return a table but then use steps to convert to scalar
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Think the problem is the stored procedure rather than the native query. Try calling the stored procudure via a view
The stored procedure is used to determine the last change date and returns change in every call. The view/table can only store a fix table and I don't think it will work.
For a polling expression you should output a single scalar value to compare against a bookmark, you can return a table but then use steps to convert to scalar
I am configuring incremental refresh in Tabular Editor 3
Any particular reason? Non-temporal partition boundaries?
For source contraol purpose.