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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