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Hi all,
I need some suggestion. I have a table that has 1.5 million rows and 180 columns. It's the final table that I have created by joining multiple tables where each row represents a unique id. I want to analyze this table to get some business insights. I connected this table with power bi using the source as Oracle DB and choosing the import option. But it's taking a lot and a lot of time to load the data. For ex, to load just 300,000 it took around 3 hours. This is not a feasible solution.
I checked, there is another option-"Direct Query" but I guess it has its limitation. First being it can process 1 million rows, second, being I won't be able to publish it to the workspace or connect to the Enterprise gateway. I want to build a report that could be used by other users across the organisation by publishing it to the workspace. So, I guess this is also not a feasible solution.
It would be great if I could get some suggestions if there is any other option that I can try out and make it work.
Best regards,
Supriya
HI @Anonymous ,
Do you need all the 180 columns in Power BI to create reports further?
Thanks,
Pragati
Hi @Pragati11,
Yes, I would need the columns (or maybe 10 less columns-170) as each column specifies a characteristic of that id. I want to explore all the columns to gain insights as I am not sure which column can give useful insights to the business unless explored.
Thank you.
Hi @spsingh ,
Rather than bringing in a one big table, I prefer to create multiple small tables.
In your case like every column represents a different characteristic of the identifier, you can try splitting your table in Oracle to may be 2 or 3 tables where you can have every table having similar kind of characteristics in one place.
Based on the information you have shared, this is ony what I can think of.
Thanks,
Pragati
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