Power BI MCP Tuner Server and does it reduce capacity requirements – Part 4
This blog post is about using MCP to tune DAX and then using the Automated Load Testing does it reduce capacity. I originally did not plan for this post but after viewing the details from Justin Martin – DAX Performance Tuner | LinkedIn I had to give it a go. It was then easy for me to test if the...
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