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1. Re: Include only most recent data from SQL data source
Chris McClellanJan 7, 2019 5:22 PM (in response to Aleksandra Shander)
I would create a view in SQL and point Tableau at that. I can't think of anything on the Tableau side that would do something more efficiently than that.
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2. Re: Include only most recent data from SQL data source
Aleksandra Shander Jan 7, 2019 5:23 PM (in response to Chris McClellan)Ah, if only I could! I have read-only access to the database and cannot create any new views.
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3. Re: Include only most recent data from SQL data source
Chris McClellanJan 7, 2019 5:27 PM (in response to Aleksandra Shander)
Hmmmm .... because you are using an extract you could use Custom SQL. I usually don't recommend it, but because you're extracting and don't have enough priv's in the database to create a view then Custom SQL would work. Getting a DBA to create a view would be preferable though.
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4. Re: Include only most recent data from SQL data source
Peter Fakan Jan 7, 2019 5:42 PM (in response to Aleksandra Shander)Hi Aleksandra,
If you r/click and drag the date field onto your viz you can select relevant date and anchor this to the latest date - thus your viz will update as the underlying data changes over time.
Another alternative is to use a similar technique but using run control id or snapshot it if you have it in your data.
HTH
Peter