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There is one report I downloaded from a workspace, and I cannot publish it back to the workspace. When I tried to publish it, I received this error:
I do have member access to the workspace, and I also asked my colleague to try it as she has the admin access to the workspace. Both attempts failed. None of us are the original creator of the report as the creator of the report is on leave at the moment.
We have also tried to publish it to a different workspace which we have access to and received the same error message.
We also tried using the upload command from Power BI service and that didn't work either.
The report is connecting to SQL database which I have access to and as well as Power BI datasets from a report lives a different workspace, which I have access to that report as well.
Can someone advise what's the cause of the error message and where I can get more details of the error? There isn't any error details with the prompt for us to investigate the actual cause.
Thanks!
Solved! Go to Solution.
Found the issue. From Power BI service, I found one of the Power BI dataset is not shared with this report. Although the connections are already there in the Power BI report and that report has been published in the past.
The fix is to delete the connection from the data sources and reconnect the data source again.
Found the issue. From Power BI service, I found one of the Power BI dataset is not shared with this report. Although the connections are already there in the Power BI report and that report has been published in the past.
The fix is to delete the connection from the data sources and reconnect the data source again.
Hi @dmkblesser
Just to troubleshoot, but do you have a Power BI Pro or Premium per User licence? If you don't you wont be allowed to publish to the Service.
Thanks
Joe