From the course: Power BI Data Methods (2019)
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Accessing native query in cleaning
From the course: Power BI Data Methods (2019)
Accessing native query in cleaning
- [Narrator] We earlier setup a connection to a SQL server for the CDC flu data to test out how database connections work in Power BI. We discussed how Power BI gives us the capability to use Query Folding to optimize performance for database connections. Let's rename this query SQL Server Connection. We Right Click and Select Rename and hit Enter to save it. Next, let's see if we move a column, what the impact on the Query Folding will be. We already know, from Right Clicking on the Navigation Step that we can view the Native Query, and we see that it looks like a SQL query. Now, let's make more adjustments to this data table, and see what the impact on Query Folding is. Click on Total Patients. Click on this column. Right Click and select Moved To The Beginning. Whether or not we want to leave it here is not particularly relevant, but let's see if we can still view the Native Query after performing this…
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Leveraging metadata1m 28s
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Leveraging data types2m 49s
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Making initial field transformations4m 30s
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Splitting fields3m 5s
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Merging fields1m 56s
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Cleaning text fields2m 7s
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Transforming numerical fields2m 18s
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Removing or replacing values2m 36s
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Filtering and removing duplicates2m 56s
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Accessing native query in cleaning4m 40s
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