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pbi1908
Helper III
Helper III

Decrease the PGA memory

Hi everyone, 

 

I have an oracle DB and in SQL Developer i built my DataWarehouse i.e i built all of my view and transformation of my Data in the proper structure for me. 

 

The problem is that in that instance we have limitation in PGA and when i refresh either I get an error or other users that query the DB for SSRS etc they are getting a PGA error. 

 

There is no option for now to exctend the limits of PGA, so i would like to ask is there a way to not take so much PGA when i refresh ?

 

I was thinking to move everything in SSMS all the initial Views and create the rest of the complex views there and then connect the ssms with PBI. But i don't know if it makes sense. 

 

A second option that i thought is the incremental refresh, so to load everything once and then with some flags i guess i will update only new data if that possible. But again i need SSMS for that as i read.

 

So since i am not so expirienced with those processes do you have any ideas of how i can achieve this ?

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amitchandak
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Super User

@pbi1908 , Not very clear

 

Power BI Incremental Refresh Pro; Premium Deployment pipeline - https://youtu.be/nIxTRdeCYSE

 

You used SSMS with XLMA end point with Power bi PPU or premium capacity

Power BI Premium - XMLA Endpoint - Data Refresh using SQL Server Management Studio: https://youtu.be/kyCnnpjOwpI

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