Power BI performance issue when load large amount of data from database

I need to load data set from my database, which have large amount of data, it will take so many time to initialize data before I can build report, is there any good way to process large amount of data for PowerBI? As I know many people analysis data based
on PowerBI, is there any suggestion for loading large amount of data from database?
Thanks a lot for help

Hi Ruixue,
We have made significant performance improvements to Data Load in the February update for the Power BI Designer:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/powerbi/archive/2015/02/19/6-new-updates-for-the-power-bi-preview-february-2015.aspx
Would you be able to try again and let us know if it's still slow? With the latest improvements, it should take between half and one third of the time that it used to.
Thanks,
M.

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