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TenorioJoao
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2 years ago
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Error on Snowflake conection

Feedback Type:
Frown (Error)

Error Message:
Value cannot be null.
Parameter name: evaluation

 

I ve five tables imported by snowflakes gateway. 

But when I try uses one more time to create a new table its not works.

And I cant refresh any table comes from snowflake 

 

  • Hi TenorioJoao  - Enter Connection Details:
    Server: <your_account>.snowflakecomputing.com
    Warehouse: <your_warehouse>
    Database: <your_database>
    Schema: <your_schema>
    Authentication:
    Ensure you provide the correct username and password.
    If using Single Sign-On (SSO) or OAuth, ensure these methods are correctly configured.

    Make sure that none of the fields (Server, Warehouse, Database, Schema) are left empty. Even a single null value can cause this error. 

    Ensure that your network allows connections to Snowflake. Sometimes, firewalls or network configurations might block the connection.
    Whitelist Snowflake IPs: Ensure your network/firewall settings allow connections to Snowflake.
    Check Proxy Settings: If your network uses a proxy, ensure that Power BI Desktop is configured to use it.

     

    Did I answer your question? Mark my post as a solution! Appreciate your Kudos !! 

  • TenorioJoao's avatar
    TenorioJoao
    2 years ago

    Thanks rajendraongole1


    I did that way the connections, try everything, and i think that was simple than.

    I was try with copy and paste the informations of server, warehouse and DB, and now i tried writing the codes and got works.

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  • Hi TenorioJoao  - Enter Connection Details:
    Server: <your_account>.snowflakecomputing.com
    Warehouse: <your_warehouse>
    Database: <your_database>
    Schema: <your_schema>
    Authentication:
    Ensure you provide the correct username and password.
    If using Single Sign-On (SSO) or OAuth, ensure these methods are correctly configured.

    Make sure that none of the fields (Server, Warehouse, Database, Schema) are left empty. Even a single null value can cause this error. 

    Ensure that your network allows connections to Snowflake. Sometimes, firewalls or network configurations might block the connection.
    Whitelist Snowflake IPs: Ensure your network/firewall settings allow connections to Snowflake.
    Check Proxy Settings: If your network uses a proxy, ensure that Power BI Desktop is configured to use it.

     

    Did I answer your question? Mark my post as a solution! Appreciate your Kudos !! 

    • TenorioJoao's avatar
      TenorioJoao
      New Member

      Thanks rajendraongole1


      I did that way the connections, try everything, and i think that was simple than.

      I was try with copy and paste the informations of server, warehouse and DB, and now i tried writing the codes and got works.