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Slow Service visual
Thanks lbendlin -- I had actually started down that road. I grabbed the DAX generated by the visual, and when I run timing against that in DAX Studio results return in ~300-400 ms, which is what I'd consider acceptable. However, I'm new to trying to performance tune models -- most of ours have been relatively straightfoward that, for the most part, "just behave".
Is your data source in Import mode or direct Query? Any gateway involved?
- jmillar4 years agoHelper I
lbendlin There is a gateway involved. Originally the solution was in DirectQuery mode, but for troubleshooting purposes I've switched it to Import with an hourly refresh schedule just to eliminate gateway bottlenecks, etc....
- lbendlin4 years agoSuper User
Do you know if Query caching is enabled in your tenant?
- jmillar4 years agoHelper I
That I'm not sure about, although I can check. Is that something that you'd advise trying? I haven't dealt with that before so should I be concerned about:
- Adverse affects on other solutions in the tenant
- Any caching, given the original scope requirement was near-time data
Thanks, by the way, for your assistance with this.