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Diagnosing Power BI DirectQuery Performance Problems Caused By SQL Queries That Return Large Resultsets

Diagnosing Power BI DirectQuery Performance Problems Caused By SQL Queries That Return Large Resultsets
One very common cause of Power BI performance problems is having a table with a large number of rows on your report. It’s a problem I wrote about here, and while I used an Import mode for my example in that post I also mentioned that this can be an even bigger problem in DirectQuery … Continue reading Diagnosing Power BI DirectQuery Performance Problems Caused By SQL Queries That Return Large Resultsets

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