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ScottFraleyPAC
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8 years ago
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Getting a 500 Internal Server Error when calling the API for my datasource

After spending 3-4 days getting my Python code just right, I was FINALLY ready to start posting data, via the api.powerbi.com API I got when I'd created my data source. So I spin up the script/app an...
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  • ScottFraleyPAC's avatar
    ScottFraleyPAC
    8 years ago

    Figured it out. 

     

    I finally thought to print the POST data that I created in my Python script and found that I'd forgotten to put quotes around a string. </Blush>

     

    Seems to be working just great now. Well, except that it seems that my report isn't updating 'Live,' and I'm having to hit Refresh on said report, even though it's data source is an API that I'm POSTing to every 1.09 seconds.

     

     

    -SKF

     

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v-ljerr-msft
Microsoft Employee
8 years ago

Hi ScottFraleyPAC,

 

As there is no any code or detailed steps which can help us reproduce your issue, it's hard for us to investigate on it.

 

In this scenario, I would suggest you create a support ticket on Power BI Support(bottom on the page) for better assistance. :smileyhappy:

 

Regards

  • ScottFraleyPAC's avatar
    ScottFraleyPAC
    New Member
    8 years ago

    I'd love to, but I'm not in a position to 'subscribe' / give you guys any money because I have no say in those decisions. Also, it's obviously going to be difficult to fully evaluate this thing if I can't get support for an issue on YOUR end.  :(

     

    Re:

    Pro users get free support. Fill out a support ticket and we’ll get back to you soon.

    [CREATE SUPPORT TICKET]

    Become a Pro user to get free support

     

    And when I click the button, I get the following (after logging into the support site);

     

    Looks like you haven't subscribed to Power BI Pro

    Did you know that Power BI Pro users always get fast, free support?

     

     

    -Scott