This command is used any time you want to stop a query that
is in process. You may want to cancel a query that is taking a long
time to complete due to the size of the data source. When a query is
taking a long time to complete, a progress dialog box opens. You can
cancel a requested query by clicking the Cancel button on the Processing
Request dialog box.
To cancel a query:
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Click Cancel in the Processing Request dialog box.
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After canceling a query the view becomes invalid because it is in an in-between state. The result is a blank view although all your fields are still on the shelves. To resume working with Tableau, alter the view in anyway and allow the query to complete.
Note:
Canceling a large number of queries can result in
performance degradation in the underlying database. Although the query
has been abandoned by Tableau, it is still executing on the database.
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