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Anshjain051003
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6 months ago

ApiRequest UnknownServiceError (500) while creating Lakehouse in Copy Job Destination

I receive a backend 500 error when trying to create a new Lakehouse as a destination from within a Copy Job.

Error as seen in UI: ApiRequest UnknownServiceError with status: 500
This error occurs instantly upon clicking "Create and connect".

Steps to reproduce:
Go to Data Factory / Copy Job.
Select your data source.
Navigate to “Choose data destination.”
Select “New Lakehouse.”
Select your workspace.
Provide a name for the new Lakehouse.
Press "Create and connect."
An error will be generated.

Expected behavior:
The new Lakehouse will successfully be created and connected to.

Actual behavior:
Backend returns: ApiRequest UnknownServiceError with status: 500
The new Lakehouse will not be created successfully.

Environment details:
Region - e.g. WestEurope / CentralIndia
Capacity - F16 
Workspace type - Fabric enabled
Browser - Google Chrome v144
-Time of occurrence (UTC)
-Activity ID. (DevTools → Network → Failed request copy

Screenshot: Unable to upload Screenshot (Error : Server To busy )

 

5 Replies

  • smeetsh's avatar
    smeetsh
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    It is probably best to create a support ticket with microsoft for this

     

  • v-menakakota's avatar
    v-menakakota
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    Hi Anshjain051003 ,

    Thanks for reaching out to the Microsoft fabric community forum.

    Just following up did you get a chance to open the Microsoft support ticket . If you need any assistance while creating the Microsoft support ticket. please let me know and I’ll be happy to help.

    Best Regards, 
    Community Support Team

    • v-menakakota's avatar
      v-menakakota
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      Hi Anshjain051003 ,

      We’d like to follow up on your support ticket. Has the issue been successfully addressed?

      If a solution was provided, we’d truly appreciate it if you could share your experience or any relevant details, your input could be valuable to other community members.

       

      Thanks again for being an active part of the Microsoft Fabric Community!