Documentation :: How to upgrade to FOCUS 1.2 schema? #1909
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Should I first remove all the 1.0r2 data form the ADX and then re-import all the data in DOCUS 1.2? |
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Should I re-deploy all the Power BI? |
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Cost Management exports don't allow you to change version after the export is created. The only way to do this is to delete the export and create a new one. I would recommend backfilling the historical data as well when you do that. The cleanest way to do that is via PowerShell, but you can do it manually in the UI or even via ADF. https://aka.ms/ftk/Start-FinOpsCostExport When hubs sees the new dataset for a month that was already ingested, it should overwrite the data. There are explicit checks for the scope and month to ensure we don't keep data when exporting newer datasets. |
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This is not completely true. Basically this is what happens:
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Before:
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But now I have a doubt @flanakin, How can I check in ADX if the export is really the 1.2-preview? |
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Cost Management exports don't allow you to change version after the export is created. The only way to do this is to delete the export and create a new one. I would recommend backfilling the historical data as well when you do that. The cleanest way to do that is via PowerShell, but you can do it manually in the UI or even via ADF.
https://aka.ms/ftk/Start-FinOpsCostExport
When hubs sees the new dataset for a month that was already ingested, it should overwrite the data. There are explicit checks for the scope and month to ensure we don't keep data when exporting newer datasets.