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useruserhi91
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Dataflow Gen2 error - "Error in replacing table's content with new data in a version"

When loading a single table from D365 BC to my Fabric Lakehouse using Dataflow Gen2, I get this error: "[TABLENAME]_WriteToDataDestination: There was a problem refreshing the dataflow: 'Couldn't r...
  • SuryaTejaK's avatar
    1 year ago

    Hi useruserhi91 

     

    This error often occurs due to a combination of network instability, data size, or data structure inconsistencies when using Dataflow Gen2 with Dynamics 365 Business Central (D365 BC).

    Steps you can try-

    Confirm Connectivity and Stability

    • Ensure a stable network connection between Microsoft Fabric and the D365 BC API.
    • If the error mentions "transport connection forcibly closed", it could be caused by a timeout or API rate limits. Consider these actions:
      • Test the connection to D365 BC using a smaller dataset to confirm whether the issue persists.
      • Contact your D365 BC administrator to confirm that no rate limits or API restrictions are being hit.

    Review the Data Source

    • Verify that the generalLedgerEntries table does not contain problematic data, particularly in fields like dimensionSetLines that you’re expanding.
    • Test loading the raw data without transformations to see if the issue lies in the data extraction step.

    Modify Transformation Steps

    Some of your transformations may contribute to the issue. To isolate the problem:

    • Step-by-step testing: Incrementally apply transformations and test the load after each step to pinpoint where the error occurs.
      • Custom Columns: Simplify or temporarily remove any custom column logic to verify if it’s causing issues.
      • Filters: Apply filters to limit the data being processed during testing.

    Validate Destination Compatibility

    • Even if there’s no existing table with the same name in your lakehouse: Ensure that column names and data types in the transformed table match what the lakehouse can accept

    Enable Diagnostics

    In Microsoft Fabric Dataflows Gen2, enable verbose diagnostics: Open the Dataflow settings àEnable Tracing to capture detailed logs. Review logs for specific details about the failure.

     

    **** If the issue persists, try exporting data from D365 BC manually to a CSV or Parquet file and loading it into your lakehouse directly. This bypasses potential API issues.

     

                                --If this helpful to resolve the issue, kindly accept it as solution--

     

    Thank you