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Failed to preview report.
- Anonymous1 year ago
Hi Anonymous ,
Ensure Report Builder uses your Windows credentials for the SharePoint data source and that you can access the URL directly in a browser. Running Report Builder as Administrator might also help.
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I am able to develop the report, however, when I attempt to execute it by pressing the run button, I encounter a "Failed to preview" error. I have uploaded the report to Power BI Server, where it functions correctly.
Hi Anonymous ,
Thank you for your response.
Since the report works correctly on the Power BI Server but fails to preview in Report Builder, here are a few steps which might help you to resolve the error.
1.Check the Report Builder version you are using is fully compatible with the Power BI Report Server version.
2. Verify the data source configuration in Report Builder, as settings might differ between the server and local environment.
3. Confirm there are no network issues or firewall settings blocking the connection when previewing the report locally.
4. Simplify the report by reducing the data size to check if the preview works.
5. Check all necessary database drivers on your local machine are up to date.
Please feel free to reachout for further assistance. If this post helps, please Accept the answer so that it will be helpful to others to find it quickly.
- Anonymous1 year agoNot applicable
I began encountering this error when utilizing a shared datasorce. When I do not use a shared datasource, I can preview the report without any issues. However, the moment I incorporate the shared dataset, the error occurs.
I confirmed this by using a standard SQL connection, which functions properly and allows me to preview the report. So I belive that the database drivers are not the the problem.
Furthermore, I tried importing the shared datasource, assigned a standard title, and ran the report, but I encountered the same error. It is worth noting that since the dataset has not been added, size should not be a concern.
- Anonymous1 year agoNot applicable
Hi Anonymous ,
From the information provided, it looks like the issue might be related to the configuration or permissions of the shared datasource. Here are some reasons that might help you.1.Shared datasource might not have the necessary permissions to access the data when the report is run.Check the permissions.
2.Double-check the configuration settings for the shared datasource.
3.Clear any cached data in Report Builder which might cause issues when previewing newly created reports.If this post helps, please give us Kudos and consider Accept it as a solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
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