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Scheduled Refresh now under Optimize Performance
Scheduled Refresh heading in dataset settings has disappeared for a report. After searching unsuccessfully, I found it under Optimize Performance. Is this a bug or intentional?
Hi, FAY2020
When the workspace is premium per user / premium per capacity, and the data connection mode is DQ, "Optimize performance" will appear. And optimize preformance is equivalent to schedule refresh. It's not a bug.
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Interesting. It could be a temporary bug and probably due updates deployed by MSFT. Mine (US East) shows up correctly
Hi, FAY2020
Do you still have this interface now? What type of your data source is? I don’t see an exception here.
You can check this document: Configure automatic aggregations - Power BI | Microsoft Docs
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I see - so this interface is specific to automatic aggregations.
It is still missig for me - see screenshot:
Hi, FAY2020
When the workspace is premium per user / premium per capacity, and the data connection mode is DQ, "Optimize performance" will appear. And optimize preformance is equivalent to schedule refresh. It's not a bug.
Did I answer your question ? Please mark my reply as solution. Thank you very much.
If not, please feel free to ask me.
Best Regards,Community Support Team _ Janey
Thank you for this post! For me the scheduled refresh only moved under "Optimize Performance" for my datasets with composite models (storage mode mixed with some imported tables, and one direct query connecting to a Power BI dataset). For all my other datasets with only imported tables, I still have the "Scheduled Refresh" section. This was driving me crazy, as I thought the scheduled refresh option was no longer available for datasets with composite models. Unfortunately I did not think of looking under the other sections, and have spent the past hour googling. I agree, terrible UX. Thanks again!
