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Hi All , I am getting an error while trying to import fields from SSAS model . The error says -
Failed to save modifications to the server. Error returned: 'OLE DB or ODBC error: [DataSource.Error] AnalysisServices: The operation has been cancelled because there is not enough memory available for the application. If using a 32-bit version of the product, consider upgrading to the 64-bit version or increasing the amount of memory available on the machine..
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I am already using a higher memory thats the max possible , but still the issue is coming up . I can not use the Live connection as the requirement is to add new Columns , and live connection will not give thatflexibility . The problem is , everytime when there is a new requirement to add columns , we can not go back to add in the model , rather we should have the flexibility to connect in IMPORT mode , and then craete / add new calculted column . But here while doing so in the SSAS model , the above error comes up . Please advise .
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Hi @sameermoh12
You should be using variables(Var) for storing results in case of complex calculations
such that you do not run out of memory. Also note that Power BI is a visualization tool, (it is not excel, yet many people think power Bi can be used/replace excel for reporting instead of excel). Before I can tell anything further..I have few questions for you..
1. How many measures are you using (i.e. columns with calculator sign on them)?
2. How many columns do you have? (Please ensure that you have only necessary columns, delete those columns that are not necessary)
3. Are all the calculations (measures) being calculated concurrently?
4. Is there a possibility of taking calculations to a backend such as Excel or SQL-server?
Also. there are some tips about managing Memory, you can review them in this similar thread.
Hi @sameermoh12
You should be using variables(Var) for storing results in case of complex calculations
such that you do not run out of memory. Also note that Power BI is a visualization tool, (it is not excel, yet many people think power Bi can be used/replace excel for reporting instead of excel). Before I can tell anything further..I have few questions for you..
1. How many measures are you using (i.e. columns with calculator sign on them)?
2. How many columns do you have? (Please ensure that you have only necessary columns, delete those columns that are not necessary)
3. Are all the calculations (measures) being calculated concurrently?
4. Is there a possibility of taking calculations to a backend such as Excel or SQL-server?
Also. there are some tips about managing Memory, you can review them in this similar thread.
Hi @sameermoh12
You can upgrade specks or optimize your model.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/guidance/power-bi-optimization
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