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Understanding Blocking And Waiting In Power BI Import Mode Refreshes

Understanding Blocking And Waiting In Power BI Import Mode Refreshes
Following on from my previous post showing how you can visualise the job graph for a Power BI Import mode semantic model refresh, I this post I will look at how you can interpret what the job graph tells you – specifically, explaining the concepts of blocking and waiting. As always, simple examples are the … Continue reading Understanding Blocking And Waiting In Power BI Import Mode Refreshes

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