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Azure Analysis Service Migration Scenarios
Hi PriyaJha ,
Thank you for engaging with the Microsoft Fabric Community. This is a common point of confusion. Once server redirection is enabled during the migration from Azure Analysis Services to Fabric semantic models, client tools and reports start referencing the Fabric model. However, deleting the original AAS server is not supported while redirection is active.
FYI:
So,
1. You can pause AAS server via the Azure Portal or REST API to avoid while keeping redirection active.2.If you no longer need redirection, disable it in Power BI first, then retry deleting the server.
3. Make sure there are no active bindings or dependencies before attempting deletion.
Helpful Reference
Migrate Azure Analysis Services to Power BI - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft LearnRegards,
Yugandhar.
Hi PriyaJha
Here’s how you can safely delete the original Azure Analysis Services database after migrating to a Fabric semantic model:
Disable server redirection on the original AAS database temporarily.
Ensure all reports and applications are fully pointing to the Fabric semantic model and no dependencies remain on the original AAS.
Delete the original AAS database via SSMS or PowerShell.
Delete the AAS server if needed, after all databases are removed.
Important: Do not delete the database while redirection is active, as it may affect your migrated Fabric model.
This should resolve the “Failed to delete” issue you’re seeing in the portal.
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