As Microsoft describes, there are some limitations regarding the number of rows:
- 10,000 max rows per single POST rows request
- 1,000,000 rows added per hour per dataset
Let's for example say I have some tables with 1.500.000 or more rows inside. I am creating a dashboard on these tables (facts/dimensions) with some nice graphs using DirectQuery on an (azure) database (or can we use an on premise datasource with enterprise gateway??). I upload the pibx file to Power BI Service and integrate the dashboard into my cloud application (Power BI Embedded). Customers are checking the dashboards daily. How many rows are used within this queries when you show graphs with SUM functions? How can we check this? Maybe 70 customers with 10 users are going to use these dashboards in the future. This can be an issue when there are more then 1 million rows processed per hour.