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Re: Power BI Incremental Refresh Behavior Question
Ok so 7 (at least) queries for each day. Would that still be querying by created_date? I assume that to be the case since we haven't told it about any other date column. I think I'm rounding out my knowledge with your answers so thank you for your knowledge and support!1.5KViews0likes1CommentRe: Power BI Incremental Refresh Behavior Question
Thank you for the response. I guess my question is more simple than this. If we specify the range on the created_date and it's set to pull 7 days, the query that is fired off to the source is going to look for anything with a created_date in the last 7 days?1.5KViews0likes3CommentsRe: Power BI Incremental Refresh Behavior Question
LOL ok that is what I thought and that is what I tried to tell the BI team. This leads me to my next question: if the parameters are applied to the created_date instead and the incremental refresh is still set to pull in 7 days and the detect data changes is unchecked, will power BI pull the data from the source by created_date? What I can't figure out is how does Power BI know which data to replace? There's no key column defined so it can't be performing a merge.1.5KViews0likes1CommentPower BI Incremental Refresh Behavior Question
Hello. I'm trying to understand the behavior of Power BI's incremental refresh functionality. I'm not a Power BI developer but I have a decent understanding of the basics. Here's the setup in the report: Large table of 100 million rows Parameters for range start and range end applied to the last_updated_date in the table Incremental refresh set up as below - Detect data changes turned on for the same last_updated_date column Note: I just checked this dataset again and the Detect data changes has been unchecked but my question below still stands Here's the scenario I'm trying to figure out. Let's say we've done the full initial load and it has pulled in all the available data. Yesterday, a record with an original last_updated_date of 1/1/2024 was updated to 4/7/2025 which now falls within my refresh window. Since the original record has a date that is not with my last 7 days, is Power BI going to duplicate this record? My understanding is that Power BI deletes whatever is in the defined date range and pulls in fresh data. Therefore, I should assume my row will be duplicated? Based on what I have found online I think yes, but I've been unable to test my theory.Solved1.5KViews0likes7Comments
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