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Fabric Warehouse Query Issue
Dear Community,
I have Fabric Warehouse... It was working perfectly... but today when I am running the any query even Top 10 * from table.... it giving me error, I tested Select 1, GETDATE(), ITS WORKING... but my VIEWS and Tables giving me this error.
| Started executing on line 19 | |
| Msg 8676, Level 16, State 17, Line 1 | |
| Invalid plan. | |
| Msg 24528, Level 0, State 1, Line 1 | |
| ---- | |
| 9:11:29 AM | Query execution time: 00:00:00.006 | Time to process and render results: 00:00:00.622 | Total duration: 00:00:00.628 |
Hi mustafa_data,
Since SELECT 1 and GETDATE() work but queries that actually touch Warehouse tables/views return:
Msg 8676, Invalid planI would treat this more like a Warehouse execution/plan issue than a problem with the SQL itself.
Microsoft’s Fabric Warehouse troubleshooting guidance recommends, for transient Warehouse issues, waiting 5 to 10 minutes, opening a fresh connection, and then retrying rather than repeatedly using the same session.
A couple of things I would try:
- Close the current SQL session and reconnect to the Warehouse.
- Try a very small direct table query such as SELECT TOP 10 * FROM dbo.YourTable.
- Try the same query from another client, for example SSMS or a T-SQL notebook, to see whether the failure is limited to the Fabric query editor.
- Check the Warehouse Monitor / Query Insights for one of the failed executions. Microsoft exposes failed query history and the error code through queryinsights.exec_requests_history, which can be useful if this needs to go to Support.
If every table query still returns 8676 after reconnecting, while scalar queries continue to work, I would raise a Microsoft Support case rather than rebuilding views or changing the SQL. I would include the Warehouse/workspace ID, timestamp of a failed query, the exact query text, and the corresponding operation/request ID from Query Insights if available.
I would also check Fabric Service Health before changing anything in the Warehouse itself.
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Hi mustafa_data
Since SELECT 1 and GETDATE() execute successfully while queries against tables and views return Msg 8676. Invalid plan, this appears to be related to query execution against the Warehouse objects rather than a general SQL endpoint connectivity issue.
As a first step, please try the following:
- Refresh the Warehouse metadata/schema and retry the query.
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Test a simple query against a single table, for example:
If the issue occurs for multiple tables and views, check whether the Warehouse is currently experiencing a service issue in the Microsoft Fabric Service Health / Fabric status.SELECT TOP 10 * FROM dbo.<table_name>;
If this started suddenly without any changes to the Warehouse and affects multiple existing tables/views, I recommend raise a microsoft support with the error code (8676), workspace/Warehouse details, and a reproducible query so the backend execution-plan issue can be investigated.
Thanks,
C Srikanth
Community Support TeamWe haven’t heard from you on the last response and was just checking back to see if you have a resolution yet. And, if you have any further query do let us know.
Thank you.
We haven’t heard from you on the last response and was just checking back to see if you have a resolution yet. And, if you have any further query do let us know.
Thank you.
Hi mustafa_data,
Since SELECT 1 and GETDATE() work but queries that actually touch Warehouse tables/views return:
Msg 8676, Invalid planI would treat this more like a Warehouse execution/plan issue than a problem with the SQL itself.
Microsoft’s Fabric Warehouse troubleshooting guidance recommends, for transient Warehouse issues, waiting 5 to 10 minutes, opening a fresh connection, and then retrying rather than repeatedly using the same session.
A couple of things I would try:
- Close the current SQL session and reconnect to the Warehouse.
- Try a very small direct table query such as SELECT TOP 10 * FROM dbo.YourTable.
- Try the same query from another client, for example SSMS or a T-SQL notebook, to see whether the failure is limited to the Fabric query editor.
- Check the Warehouse Monitor / Query Insights for one of the failed executions. Microsoft exposes failed query history and the error code through queryinsights.exec_requests_history, which can be useful if this needs to go to Support.
If every table query still returns 8676 after reconnecting, while scalar queries continue to work, I would raise a Microsoft Support case rather than rebuilding views or changing the SQL. I would include the Warehouse/workspace ID, timestamp of a failed query, the exact query text, and the corresponding operation/request ID from Query Insights if available.
I would also check Fabric Service Health before changing anything in the Warehouse itself.
AI-assisted drafting: AI was used to help structure and phrase this response. I reviewed and validated the technical content before posting.
