Formula Engine - The Whiteboard #06

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  • čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
  • Let's draw what the formula engine does when executing a DAX query.
    Learn abstract DAX concepts in a more interactive way with "The Whiteboard" series. Read more: www.sqlbi.com/...
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Komentáře • 9

  • @analistax
    @analistax Před rokem +3

    The book, or Bible, The Definitive Guide to DAX, was paramount for me in understanding SE and FE. Your teaching style is amazing. I hope to one day thank you both personally.

  • @hannesw.8297
    @hannesw.8297 Před rokem +1

    Good explanation (as always), thank you!

  • @jorgeesteves1479
    @jorgeesteves1479 Před rokem +2

    Marco! Not using DAX Studio 3 in the demo!?
    I’m sure this video was recorded before this version. ;)

    • @SQLBI
      @SQLBI  Před rokem

      True, it was recorded before the release of DAX Studio 3!!

  • @Bharath_PBI
    @Bharath_PBI Před rokem +1

    Excellent!
    Q: Which query plan to be best referred, to identify the calls from FE to SE and vice versa (CallBack) ?

    • @marcorusso7472
      @marcorusso7472 Před rokem

      I don't understand the question, can you clarify please?

    • @Bharath_PBI
      @Bharath_PBI Před rokem

      @@marcorusso7472 Sure. If we want to see the calls (whether SE query request to FE Or FE requesting SE ), is logical query plan better or physical query plan ?
      In short, which query plan shows us all the requests/calls from SE/FE to FE/SE ?

  • @csgexec
    @csgexec Před rokem +1

    Great work Marco! I’m curious, what is your opinion regarding Horizontal Fusion for Power BI as recently announced by Microsoft?

    • @marcorusso7472
      @marcorusso7472 Před rokem +2

      In general, is a welcome improvement. As always in almost all of the optimizations, there are corner cases where the impact could be null or negative, but in the majority of scenarios it provides a performance benefit, mainly for DirectQuery, but also for VertiPaq in particular cases.