DAX Query In Power BI – Logical & Physical Query Plans

If you're working with DAX queries in Power BI, it's important to understand the impact of query plans on performance and optimization. This tutorial provides a detailed discussion of both Logical and Physical Query Plans - the two query plans generated by the DAX formula engine. Understanding these plans can help you optimize DAX codes to make your reports more compelling.

Each DAX query trigger these two query plans, and they can be used to identify performance bottlenecks and understand the behavior of your data model. Logical Query Plans represent the logical order of operations that the DAX formula engine uses to calculate a query result. On the other hand, Physical Query Plans detail how the DAX formula engine will execute the query with the specific resources available on your system. In this tutorial, you'll learn how to read and interpret both plans, and use them to optimize your DAX codes.

If you want to ensure that your Power BI dashboards provide fast and efficient data insights, understanding the principles behind Logical and Physical Query plans is a must. This tutorial provides expert guidance to help you master these key components of DAX query optimization.

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