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Data Refresh Errors after Enterprise Gateway upgrade
Same error here too of:
| Data source error: | {"error":{"code":"DM_GWPipeline_Gateway_DataSourceAccessError","pbi.error":{"code":"DM_GWPipeline_Gateway_DataSourceAccessError","parameters":{},"details":[],"exceptionCulprit":1}}} Table: Specialists where "Table" is always listed as something different. Have done everything you listed as well: configured CPUUtilizationPercentageThreshold to 70 from 0 Enabled query caching on jobs using import mode Enabled Large Semantic Model Storage Format Enabled Query Scale out Error is completely random, no consistent time or reason. Semantic model is nowhere near exceeding the 25GB size limit. MS just keeps requestintg logs, logs, logs but because the refresh failure throws randomly, we are having a hard time capturing it in logs and when we do submit, no reason is provided from Microsoft. Frustrating! |
- motoray1 year ago
Advocate V
I hear you on with the frustration. I did finally get to the next level of tech support...and they wanted more logs. I've found two things that brought some relief--but we still see daily refresh failures.
1. For some reason we get Personal mode connections occasionally in our gateway connections list. We do not use Personal gateways. The Personal mode connections don't connect to anything and can't be changed. If we are careful to check and remove these connections, we get fewer failures.
2. I found that one of the gateway cluster servers was very low on hard drive space. I had our server folks increase HDD space on both servers in the cluster and bring them up to a higher spec in line with what Microsoft recommends for gateway cluster servers. There was a noticeable difference in # of refresh failures.
Maybe take a look at those and see whether you can get any relief that way.
- kymramosrpo1 year ago
Advocate V
have been experiencing the exact same issue here for weeks. Error logs are of no help at all. Have you found a solution, or even a way to diagnose the problem?
- motoray1 year ago
Advocate V
We were given a solution that's worked well enough for us with the promise of Microsoft doing some kind of more permanent fix in a future gateway.
There's a configuration file--Microsoft.PowerBI.DataMovement.Pipeline.GatewayCore.dll.config. On our servers, it's here "C:\Program Files\On-premises data gateway."
Open the config file in a text editor and scroll down to almost the bottom. Find the "NextResultSkipped" setting and change the value from False to True. After that, restart your gateway and see if the failures stop. They did for us. I never got a satisfactory answer about why they stopped.
- kymramosrpo1 year ago
Advocate V
Thanks for sharing! I've set it up just now. Hope to see some improvements soon. Will share the results here!