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โ11-23-2022 06:59 PM
Hi all,
I have a quick currious. I know both query and dashboard page in Databricks SQL have refresh button to can them refresh. But one question it, when I'm in Dashboard page and click the refesh button. Does this thing also force every related queries in refresh?
Thank you all very much and have a nice day? ๐
BR,
Jensen
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โ11-23-2022 08:02 PM
@Jensen Acklesโ Here is answer your concern. that is i found on doc databrick as link below :
https://docs.databricks.com/sql/user/dashboards/index.html#refresh-a-dashboard
Hope this can help on this case
Dashboards should load quickly because they fetch their data from a cache that renews whenever a query runs. But if you havenโt run the queries recently, your dashboard might be stale. It could even mix old data with new if some queries ran more recently than others. Verify when your visualizations were last refreshed.
Each time a dashboard is refreshed, either manually or on a schedule, all queries in the dashboard and all upstream queries, including those used by parameters, are refreshed. When an individual visualization is refreshed, all upstream queries, including those used by parameters, are refreshed.
Manually refresh a dashboard
To force a refresh, click Refresh on the top right of the dashboard. This runs all the dashboard queries and updates its visualizations.
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โ11-23-2022 08:02 PM
@Jensen Acklesโ Here is answer your concern. that is i found on doc databrick as link below :
https://docs.databricks.com/sql/user/dashboards/index.html#refresh-a-dashboard
Hope this can help on this case
Dashboards should load quickly because they fetch their data from a cache that renews whenever a query runs. But if you havenโt run the queries recently, your dashboard might be stale. It could even mix old data with new if some queries ran more recently than others. Verify when your visualizations were last refreshed.
Each time a dashboard is refreshed, either manually or on a schedule, all queries in the dashboard and all upstream queries, including those used by parameters, are refreshed. When an individual visualization is refreshed, all upstream queries, including those used by parameters, are refreshed.
Manually refresh a dashboard
To force a refresh, click Refresh on the top right of the dashboard. This runs all the dashboard queries and updates its visualizations.
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โ11-24-2022 03:26 AM
Dashboards should load quickly because they fetch their data from a cache that renews whenever a query runs. But if you havenโt run the queries recently, your dashboard might be stale. It could even mix old data with new if some queries ran more recently than others. Verify when your visualizations were last refreshed.
Each time a dashboard is refreshed, either manually or on a schedule, all queries in the dashboard and all upstream queries, including those used by parameters, are refreshed. When an individual visualization is refreshed, all upstream queries, including those used by parameters, are refreshed.

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โ11-24-2022 03:37 AM
Thanks all your support. It's totally clear for me now!!!

