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Hi everyone,
I was trying to set up a scheduled refresh on Power BI Service but this is what I encountered
I used my login credentials for Snowflake once when I first imported the data to Power BI Desktop and I had been able to use it since then. However, now that I'm done with my report, I've published it to Power BI Service and need to have a scheduled refresh. When I tried putting my user credentials again, this was the error message.
I assume that I should be able to get this information from Snowflake because this is where I got my data from, but I don't know where exactly I should look for it. I've also asked my manager in case I got limited access to the system but he had no idea either. Could anyone please show me how to get the information?
@TP129 You can open Power bi file and then Go to transfrom data and under that select datasource credential then update or edit credential in that tab .Refer below image.
@HarishKM I did as you suggested and published the report to PBI Service again but still get the same error. Right now I only have my Snowflake login credentials. I guess my question is can I use my current credentials for PBI Service or do I need other credentials (something that is used specifically for the data source)? If I need a different one for data source then where can I find it?
Hey were you able to find a solution for this creditials issue?
Sorry to ask, but you used Basic authentication in Power BI Desktop too? My org uses SSO, so that's why I ask.
@jeffshieldsdev in my PBI Desktop it's automatically set as Basic. I'm not sure, was that why I got the error? In PBI Service I see 2 options: Basic and OAuth2. I've tried both but none of them works.
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