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I have a Dashboard created with Dataflow and OData4 connections provided by Dynamics BC.
I created the reports and dashboard with Power BI Desktop and then published it to Power BI cloud.
I am trying to schedule a daily refresh and I could not get pass the error below, it failed daily even though when configuring the connection it was successful.
Last refresh failed: Mon Sep 27 2021 05:20:52 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time)
There was an error when processing the data in the dataset.Hide details
Data source error: | Shared caller trying to read premium per user information.. The exception was raised by the IDataReader interface. Please review the error message and provider documentation for further information and corrective action. |
Cluster URI: | WABI-US-CENTRAL-A-PRIMARY-redirect.analysis.windows.net |
Activity ID: | bb948440-400f-4a9e-979e-bfc8d734b0ae |
Request ID: | 13f213d1-22a5-4e97-a60a-944af26bc1e8 |
Time: | 2021-09-27 10:20:52Z |
Did you solve this?
When using dataflow to design the dataset and dashboards, I am using my BC account with my web wervice access key as credentials. But when scheduling the refresh, the interface is asking me to login as my office365 account credentials, and not given other choices.
No, at this point I wish Microsoft has a consultant that can help resolve this. I still have no luck.
Anyone has recommendations? I am stuck with the current situation, no solution yet.
Is Premium Per User license not enough to have the Dashboard refreshed?
I have all 23 dataflows refreshed as of today, the dashboard using these dataflows still does not show refreshed.
I also configured from the dashboard to refresh as mention in this thread, got a new error below:
I need a solution. How should I resolve this? Again, the data source, and credential are tested correctly at configuration. But failed at the time of refresh.
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Thank you for these links.
Does the dashboard considered refreshed when all the dataflows it uses are refreshed?
If I have 24 dataflows, does it means if any one dataflow failed, the refresh of Dashboard fails?
Unfortunately I could not use query folding as they are not foldable.
Hi @storkhsu ,
Please see if the following threads help:
Power BI – Scheduled Refresh for your Dataflow.
The exception was raised by the IDataReader interface
Power BI Error : “The exception was raised by IDataReader interface.”
Please also check if it is a refresh timeout problem.if you have a dataflow with three tables, no individual table can take more than two hours and the entire dataflow will time out if the duration exceeds three hours.
If you are experiencing timeouts, consider optimizing your dataflow queries, and consider using query folding on your source systems.
Understanding and optimizing dataflows refresh
Hope it helps,
Community Support Team _ Caitlyn
If this post helps then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
OK, let me ask this in a different way. How should I setup the refresh Data Source connection when I created the Dashboard with Dataflow/OData4? Is there instructions on this?
My account showed Premium Per User and I am using my account as sign in credential. It tested successfully when setting refresh schedule, but always failed the next day.
Hi @storkhsu
From the error it appears that either the dataflow is in Premium or PPU and the account refreshing does not have the same license?
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