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Datetime2 is not a defined system type
- 10 years ago
We fixed this internally this month. You can expect a fix for this in the March release.
Was this fix already release?
I've got the same error when filtering a SQL 2005 date on Power Bi desktop version 2.34.4372.322 64-bit (abril de 2016)
I have also just run into this error. Has it been fixed already? or is there a simple way to solve it?
Thanks in advance,
/Rasmus
- ryans10 years agoHelper I
tristanstcyr I am still having this issue. Any update?
- tristanstcyr10 years agoHelper I
Hi Ryan,
I'm sorry this is still not working for you. Let me loop in the engineer who worked on this...
Tristan
- Anonymous7 years agoNot applicable
I am having the same issue as the user from 2016.
I have a report developed that is attached to a dashboard. I use a SQL database as the source of my report. The version is SQL Server Express Edition 9.4.5000.00 and it is the backend of an IT ticketing system. I am able to pull data, publish and refresh from the Desktop. I have scheduled the dataset to refresh. The scheduled refresh will not complete on the scheduler and I cannot make it refresh.
I get Underlying error code -2147467259 Table:TASKS
Underlying error message Microsoft SQL: Type datetime2 is not a defined system type
DM_ErrorDetailNameCode_UnderlyingHResult -2147467259
Microsoft.Data.Mashup.ValueError.Reason DataSource.Error
Cluster URI WABI-US-EAST2-redirect.analysis.windows.net
I have the most current version of desktop loaded. When I googled the error it looks like something that existed back in 2016 that is supposed to be fixed now.
I did not see a solution marked for this issue. Recommendation(s)?