PL-300 · Question #322
You have a dataset that is used infrequently and refreshes every hour. You receive a notification that the refresh was disabled due to inactivity. Which two actions will cause the scheduled refresh…
The correct answer is C. From the Power BI service, open a dashboard that uses the dataset. D. From the Power BI service, open a report that uses the dataset. After two months of inactivity, scheduled refresh on your dataset is paused. A dataset is considered inactive when no user has visited any dashboard or report built on the dataset. At that time, the dataset owner is sent an email indicating the scheduled refresh is paused. The…
Question
You have a dataset that is used infrequently and refreshes every hour. You receive a notification that the refresh was disabled due to inactivity. Which two actions will cause the scheduled refresh schedule to resume? Each correct answer presents a complete solution. NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.
Options
- AEnable query caching for the dataset.
- BImport the dataset to Microsoft Excel.
- CFrom the Power BI service, open a dashboard that uses the dataset.
- DFrom the Power BI service, open a report that uses the dataset.
- EFrom PowerShell, run the get-powerbireport cmdlet.
How the community answered
(33 responses)- A6% (2)
- B3% (1)
- C76% (25)
- E15% (5)
Explanation
After two months of inactivity, scheduled refresh on your dataset is paused. A dataset is considered inactive when no user has visited any dashboard or report built on the dataset. At that time, the dataset owner is sent an email indicating the scheduled refresh is paused. The refresh schedule for the dataset is then displayed as disabled. To resume scheduled refresh, simply revisit any dashboard or report built on the dataset. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/connect-data/refresh-scheduled-refresh
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