Importing Data into Domo from our Connectors

A lot of our data sources are becoming fairly large over a few million rows, and we have noticed refresh speeds getting much slower.
I think the solution is to have data appended as of last import rather than replace the whole thing? But I'm curious to know if anyone else has a better solution?
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If you are using Domo Workbench 5.1, they have the option of partition support, which can help when dealing with large datasets. Here's the KB article about it.
https://domohelp.domo.com/hc/en-us/articles/360062446514-Workbench-5-1-Partition-Support
If you are using another type of connector, appending is the most common way to minimize refresh speeds.
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You can also utilize UPSERT within workbench as well to update / create records so you only need to pull in the changes assuming your data doesn't get deleted out of your tables. If they do you'd need to use partitioning.
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