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Use streaming data graphs to automatically refresh your data when underlying data changes. Streaming refresh reduces latency, removes the need for scheduling, and provides more predictable refresh behavior.

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Use streaming data graphs to automatically refresh your data when underlying data changes. Streaming refresh reduces latency, removes the need for scheduling, and provides more predictable refresh behavior.
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Unlike scheduled refreshes that rely on defined intervals, streaming data graphs run automatically when source data changes. Streaming updates only the affected data, which improves efficiency, helps maintain consistent performance, and ensures metadata and data remain in sync.
Use streaming data graphs when you need near real-time data availability and reduced dependency on refresh schedules.

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