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Hi
We have issue with connection to MySQL database.
When myself or my colleague creates data flow in pipeline using existng MySQL connection it works fine. When we use functionality Take Over data flow, the connection stopps working.
Error message.
We could not evaluate this query due to invalid or missing credentials.
This is happening for both of us. Even after Take Over I add connection credentials it does not work. Looks like mechanism Take over breaks connection. Is there solution to this?
Solved! Go to Solution.
When I use option Encrypted it will not connect to the source. The source is not allowing SSL connections.
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Hi I think I have resolved the issue
Hi @k_foxy
Thank you for reaching out microsoft fabric community forum.
Thanks for the details and the log — this is a known issue where the “Take Over” action can break the connection by removing or not transferring the saved credentials, especially with VNet Gateways and non-SSL MySQL sources.
Since your server doesn’t support SSL, setting the encryption to "Encrypted" won’t work. Instead, after taking over the dataflow, try deleting and recreating the MySQL connection, making sure to set the encryption to “Not Encrypted.” Then rebind the dataflow to this new connection.
Also, check that the VNet Gateway allows non-SSL connections, as it may default to requiring encryption even if the connection says otherwise.
This usually resolves the issue, as the problem stems from credentials being tied to the original owner.
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Hello @k_foxy
Sometimes Take Over process doesn’t properly maintain or transfer the connection configuration between owners
If you can access the advanced settings of your data source within the gateway configuration
Try explicitly set the “Connection Encryption setting for this data source” to “Encrypted”
it helped many users facing the similar issues
What I noticed in Vnet gataway logs is that credentials are missing, even when I add them it will not connect me, looks like "Take Over" removes credentials to MySQL. How to overcome this ?
When I use option Encrypted it will not connect to the source. The source is not allowing SSL connections.
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