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Hi!!!
I'm already post a question about this but now I'm done many tests in different enviroments an I get the same result my scheduled refresh take 10min aprox but on deman is about 2min.
My tests:
- DDBB: MySQL & SQL Server
- For both my parameters are named "RangeStart & RangeEnd".
- The incremental setting is the following: (my data starts in March of this year until today)
NOTE: although it shows the qlert that the query folding cant be verify in the last steps the option of native query is activated.
But I dont Know if I set something wrong because after the first refresh the sheduled refresh longer than on-demand refresh.
I assume that if the on-demand efresh now takes 2 minutes and when the incremental update had not been implemented it took 10min scheduled or on-demand I understand that the configuration is working ... what I don't understand is why the scheduled updates keep taking 10 minutesss.
Some help?
Hi @GilbertQ
This dataset is refreshed 5 times a day per 3 different reports.
It confuses me a little bit because the incremental refresh is taking the same time than before de implementation it.
Hi!!!
I guess so because I followed this documentation: https://docs.microsoft.com/es-es/power-bi/admin/service-premium-incremental-refresh and use this methods to verify if my source allow the query folding:
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