Hi All,
I have observed this a couple of times now. Here’s what happens
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I have scheduled incremental refresh on datasets in place
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At times the incremental refresh fails due to issues in the underlying database
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Once I consult with the DBA and have resolved the issue, I want to re-run the incremental refresh through the Refresh Now > Incremental Refresh option.
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When I do that the refresh does not trigger
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What I end up doing is to create a one-time incremental refresh schedule, which runs at the time scheduled and once that completes I delete this temp schedule
I think this is some sort of bug that needs to be resolved. I don’t see any logic why the manual refresh should not get started.
Hi
Have you configured the incremental properties properly for incremental refresh?
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Yes. Incremental refresh properties are setup correctly. The refresh fails due to an issue in the database. I then try to refresh manually using Refresh Now > Incremental Refresh option and that never gets triggered for some reason.
Have you tried deleting and reconfiguring the incremental refresh? First, edit the dataset and complete a full refresh. After that, you will be able to reconfigure the incremental refresh.
@Giridhar.Prabhu ,
I would recommend you log a support ticket. I tested the scenario where the refresh has not failed , and the manual incremental refresh did complete.
Another test where I renamed a table, the incremental refresh was scheduled to run at a specific time. It did fail as expected. Renamed the table and then did a manual refresh which worked.
Kind regards,
Koushik
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Thanks @Koushik_Muthanna for looking into this.
I will go ahead and raise a ticket with AWS.