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Brian_M
Responsive Resident
Responsive Resident

Transport connection problem publishing Sales Force model

I have created a new model and connected to SalesForce using the following method:

 

  • Get Data - Online Sources - SalesForce Objects.

 

Data pulls through from SalesForce into my PBI Desktop model but when I try to publish it, I get the following error:

 

Error Message:

Unable to write data to the transport connection: An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host.

 

Does this mean that I can't publish a report containing a SalesForce connection to the Service?

 

Has anyone else successfully published a PBIX file containing a SalesForce connection? I was hoping to test whether or not the report will be able to refresh directly from SalesForce cloud via the PowerBI Service.

 

Thanks!

 

 

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Vicky_Song
Impactful Individual
Impactful Individual

@Brian_M, I could be able to publish a PBIX file containing a SalesForce connection. Please have another try. In addition, according to this article, the account you're using to connect to SalesForce needs to fullfill the following requirements:

 

  • Connected with a production Salesforce account that has API access enabled
  • Permission granted to the Power BI app during log-in
  • The account has sufficient API calls available to pull and refresh the data
  • A valid authentication token is required for refresh. Ensure you have 5 or less Salesforce data sets imported, as Salesforce has a limit of 5 authentication tokens per application

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Vicky_Song
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Impactful Individual

@Brian_M, I could be able to publish a PBIX file containing a SalesForce connection. Please have another try. In addition, according to this article, the account you're using to connect to SalesForce needs to fullfill the following requirements:

 

  • Connected with a production Salesforce account that has API access enabled
  • Permission granted to the Power BI app during log-in
  • The account has sufficient API calls available to pull and refresh the data
  • A valid authentication token is required for refresh. Ensure you have 5 or less Salesforce data sets imported, as Salesforce has a limit of 5 authentication tokens per application

Thanks Vicky, I tried it again today and it works!

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