you can filter and select if you didn't want your users to get access to the full dataset.you don't jam your SQL server with connections (in case you have a lot of users accesing).it performs better than an SQL connection.you can refresh them independently and always have the latest data.with SSIS by triggering the refresh once the data is available again). You can then use these extracts instead of the tables on the DB and just refresh them either by schedule if you know when the tables are available again or from the SQL server (eg. If there isn't there is a workaround for that by creating extract of these tables and storing them on the Tableau server. I am not sure if it's possible to avoid this behavior. Is there an option that might help me see all the other data? "survey_order_info_fy16_TV_L" being the missing table but not one I'm bothered about right now. Check that the server is running and that you have access privileges to the requested database. TableauException: Invalid object name 'dbo.survey_order_info_fy16_TV_L'. If you continue to receive this error please contact your Tableau Server Administrator. Not seeing the data from the missing table is fine but the majority of the data that does not come from that table is unavailable too.Īn unexpected error occurred. However when I open my tableau dashboard on the server it wont let me see any of it.
There are occasions where one of them is not available (or has been deleted and awaiting rebuild) These tables are refreshed at various times of day. I have a dashboard in Tableau which pulls data from about 10 tables in a SQL database.
0 kommentar(er)
