Dear Community,
We are trying to understand the Data model status option Reload all partitions.
We have tested this option with one data model and the data model load completed and the remaining data models load not started automatically.
Could anyone explain this option Reload all partitions!
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Hello gopi,
welcome to the Celonis Community!
The Reload all partitions option is useful when you have Delta Load in place. With Delta Load, you can partition your input data based on a defined strategy.
When you then reload the datamodel from source, only the partitions that have changed since the last load are fetched from the database. With Reload all partitions, you can fetch (reload) all partitions from the database, no matter if they have changed or not. You can find more details about Delta Loading in the documentation: https://help.celonis.de/display/CPM45/Delta+Load
If you dont have Delta Loading in place, the Reload all partitions button should behave just like the Reload from source button: all data will be fetched from the database.
Let me know if you have any more questions.
Best
David
welcome to the Celonis Community!
The Reload all partitions option is useful when you have Delta Load in place. With Delta Load, you can partition your input data based on a defined strategy.
When you then reload the datamodel from source, only the partitions that have changed since the last load are fetched from the database. With Reload all partitions, you can fetch (reload) all partitions from the database, no matter if they have changed or not. You can find more details about Delta Loading in the documentation: https://help.celonis.de/display/CPM45/Delta+Load
If you dont have Delta Loading in place, the Reload all partitions button should behave just like the Reload from source button: all data will be fetched from the database.
Let me know if you have any more questions.
Best
David
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