Dear all,
Further to last powerbi service in july, i get problem with mysql database.
when i publish mysql dataset with database name in upper case, conversion is done in lower case.
so i have, for example, ORG1 in powerbi desktop and org1 on powerbi service.
is there anyone that have the problem ?
regards,
laurent
6 Comments
- v-haibl-msftMicrosoft Employee
The dataset name in Power BI Service should be consistent with the PBIX file name. Are you referring to the one in following screenshot?
Best Regards,
Herbert - Vicky_SongImpactful IndividualStatus changed:NewtoNeeds Info
- ljilibertFrequent Visitor
Hi Herbert,
In fact I'm talking about the "database name" in the database parameter.
On left I have "ORG1" in powerbi desktop, and on the right side I get "org1" in powerbi service.
Regards,
Laurent J.
- v-haibl-msftMicrosoft Employee
The server and database name are not case sensitive according to https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/powerbi-gateway-onprem-tshoot/#datasets. Are you not able to sign in after input username and password in "Edit credentials"?
Best Regards,
Herbert - ljilibertFrequent Visitor
Thanks for the link but as mentionned earlier in the post, I can't sign after publishing when going in "Edit credentials" because :
1-in pbix I get "xx.xx.xx.xx:ORG1"
2-in PowerBI Service I have "xx.xx.xx.xx:org1
I can read that's not case sensitive but in my case it is case sensitive. This is why error message is "MySQL: Authentication to host 'xx.xx.xx.xx' for user 'YY' using method 'mysql_native_password' failed with message: Unknown database 'org1"
I'm free to exchange by skype or any other support.
Best regards,
Laurent J.
- jgedddes65Regular Visitor
I am having the same problem as Laurent - the MySQL schema name has uppercase letters in it, which are preserved in the DataSet name but not in the login credentials when trying to refresh in PowerBI online.
A solution would be welcome.
Best regards,
Joe