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Another fun new error! FailedToRefreshPackageAfterImportError
Anyone received this error below? This is a new error I'm seeing in PBI desktop when attempting to publish to PBI online.
Error Message:
Publishing failed for an unknown reason. (FailedToRef...
Big Big issue with this error. Send a frown to Microsoft. They do not have any fix. My trust is going down severely with Power BI due to such critical errors which makes us helpless.
a. I also renamed the file, published it but after few days.. same error again.
b. Secondly, renaming the file creates a new dataset in service, thus my dashboard linked to original dataset is gone. (And I had many dashboard linked). How many times I have to recreate the dashboard. This is completely frustating.
Microsoft - Pls do something about it OR allow to change connection of existing dashboard to new dataset.
Arup
PS: My file size is 60 MB.
INCIDENTDATE AND TIMESTATUSDETAILS
| PB42278 | Feb 3, 2016 9:16 PM | Service degradation | Current Status: Engineers continue to investigate potential mitigation options. In parallel, engineers are investigating a potential caching issue that may be contributing to the problem. User Impact: The affected users are unable to upload new workbooks. Customer Impact: Analysis of incident scope indicates that many customers appear to be impacted by this event. For those customers affected, this issue potentially affects any user attempting to access or use the affected feature. Some customers have reported that their organization is affected by this issue. Incident Start Time: Friday, January 22, 2016, at 10:05 PM UTC Preliminary Root Cause: As part of our ongoing work to improve the service an update was deployed to a portion of infrastructure that caused impact to the Power BI service. Next Update by: Thursday, February 4, 2016, at 8:00 PM UTC |
| Feb 3, 2016 7:49 PM | Service degradation | Current Status: Engineers have identified that a recent update to the service has caused impact to workbook functionality. Engineers are in the process of developing a solution to mitigate impact. User Impact: The affected users are unable to upload new workbooks. Customer Impact: Analysis of incident scope indicates that many customers appear to be impacted by this event. For those customers affected, this issue potentially affects any user attempting to access or use the affected feature. Some customers have reported that their organization is affected by this issue. Incident Start Time: Friday, January 22, 2016, at 10:05 PM UTC Preliminary Root Cause: As part of our ongoing work to improve the service an update was deployed to a portion of infrastructure that caused impact to the Power BI service. Next Update by: Wednesday, February 3, 2016, at 10:00 PM UTC | |
| Feb 3, 2016 7:36 PM | Investigating | Current Status: Engineers are investigating an issue in which some users are experiencing problems accessing or using Power BI services or features. This event is actively being investigated. More information will be provided shortly. User Impact: The affected users are unable to upload new workbooks. Customer Impact: Analysis of incident scope indicates that many customers appear to be impacted by this event. For those customers affected, this issue potentially affects any user attempting to access or use the affected feature. Some customers have reported that their organization is affected by this issue. |