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OLE DB or ODBC Error: Fatal Error Encountered During Data Read in Power BI
Hello,
I am encountering an issue in Power BI when attempting to save modifications to the server for my MySQL database. The error messages displayed are:
Failed to save modifications to the server. Error returned: 'OLE DB or ODBC error: [DataSource.Error] MySQL: Fatal error encountered during data read.'
This error appears for test tables, as shown in the attached screenshot:
-austinba_veeqodbuat test_revenue_01
I have verified that the database connection is active, and the queries execute without issues in MySQL Workbench. The problem only occurs within Power BI.
Could anyone please help me understand why this error is occurring and how to resolve it? Any suggestions or troubleshooting steps would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
Hi AustinBazaar
Screenshot is not visible.
I am thinking this might be because of timeout issue , when PowerBI try connecting to database.
SET net_read_timeout = 99999;
SET net_write_timeout = 99999;
Run these once oon Mysql server and try connectingOn PowerBI try these :
- Clear cached permissions:
- Go to File > Options and Settings > Data Source Settings.
- Remove existing credentials for the MySQL source.
- Reconnect and re-enter credentials
- Clear data load cache:
- Navigate to File > Options > Data Load > Clear Cache.
Ensure that you are using the latest version of Power BI Desktop, as updates often fix compatibility issues
try wwitch from Direct Query mode to Import mode in Power BI if possible, as Import mode is less sensitive to connection interruptions ( for testing)
Please keep us posted if these are helpful.
Thanks- Clear cached permissions:
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- nilendraFabric
Super User
Hi AustinBazaar
Screenshot is not visible.
I am thinking this might be because of timeout issue , when PowerBI try connecting to database.
SET net_read_timeout = 99999;
SET net_write_timeout = 99999;
Run these once oon Mysql server and try connectingOn PowerBI try these :
- Clear cached permissions:
- Go to File > Options and Settings > Data Source Settings.
- Remove existing credentials for the MySQL source.
- Reconnect and re-enter credentials
- Clear data load cache:
- Navigate to File > Options > Data Load > Clear Cache.
Ensure that you are using the latest version of Power BI Desktop, as updates often fix compatibility issues
try wwitch from Direct Query mode to Import mode in Power BI if possible, as Import mode is less sensitive to connection interruptions ( for testing)
Please keep us posted if these are helpful.
Thanks - Clear cached permissions:
Hi AustinBazaar ,
Thank you for the helpful response nilendraFabric .As Niledra suggested, have you got an opportunity to review the information provided.In addition to that try updating the ODBC driver or MySQL connector that may help resolve compatibility issues.
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Pallavi.Hi AustinBazaar ,
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