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400 when pushing a date to Power BI
Hi
I am trying to push some data to Power BI.
My json looks like this:
{
"Backup": "3",
"Restore": "1",
"DateTime": "2016-09-26T20:14:26:047Z"
}
The DateTime is a date in Power BI. If i try to post this I get a 400 bad request. If I dont have the DateTime in the json then everything works ok.
- Hey Patrick -Here is an example of a date string that Power BI expects:"2016-09-30T00:13:00.107Z"You can see this by going to streaming datasets, and creating an API streaming dataset with data of type DateTime.I noticed that in your initial example, you had another colon between seconds and milliseconds - have you tried your initial format but with a period instead of colon?
4 Replies
- ankitpatiraCommunity Champion
PatrickHart Maybe its the format of time stamp. Can you just try with Date without time.
- Eric_ZhangMicrosoft Employee
Based on my test, Neither Power BI desktop nor the REST API server(400 in my test) can recognize that format datetime string.
A formated string as "2016-09-26 20:14:26" should work.
- PatrickHartRegular Visitor
Thanks for the replies.
I have tried both:
{
"Backup": "1",
"Restore": "1",
"DateTime": "2016-09-28",
"Mirror": "2"
}
And
{
"Backup": "2",
"Restore": "1",
"DateTime": "2016-09-28 08:44:39"
}I am still sure it has something to do with the date. If I remove the date time from the json it sends it up. The cell that is receiving the DateTime is a date on power bi side.
- sirui_sunMicrosoft EmployeeHey Patrick -Here is an example of a date string that Power BI expects:"2016-09-30T00:13:00.107Z"You can see this by going to streaming datasets, and creating an API streaming dataset with data of type DateTime.I noticed that in your initial example, you had another colon between seconds and milliseconds - have you tried your initial format but with a period instead of colon?