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(API token auth) Credential issue when using two different environments
- 3 years ago
you need to actively delete the global data source settings for the previous definition. That is cached and will continue to be used unless you remove it.
you need to actively delete the global data source settings for the previous definition. That is cached and will continue to be used unless you remove it.
Gotchya. Would that be done in the workbook settings for that dataflow? I cannot find how to remove it from there.
There are 2 credentials here, but the first one is for an unrelated datasource using OAuth.
I guess the next attempt for that would be delete and re-create the dataflows?
(also, when doing all this, would you reccommend I stick with using RelativePath?)
- lbendlin3 years ago
Super User
Would that be done in the workbook settings for that dataflow?no, in the dataflow editor
would you reccommend I stick with using RelativePath?yes
- s13 years ago
Helper I
Awesome, thank you.
I disconnected the credentials here for both (somehow it let me save and close), and now one of them refers to the full query as the connection name. (I couldn't get the other one to clear the cache, but I just needed one to not use the root for the credentials, so it works now!)