New Limits For The “Maximum Connections Per Data Source” Property In Power BI DirectQuery Mode
One of the most important properties you can set in a Power BI DirectQuery semantic model is the “Maximum connections per data source” property, which controls the number of connections that can be used to run queries against a data source. The good news is that the maximum value that you can set this property … Continue reading New Limits For The “Maximum Connections Per Data Source” Property In Power BI DirectQuery Mode
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