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rcalvo
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9 years ago
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Fail to save modifications on the server - Microsoft Dynamics 365 Dataset

Hi,   I am getting the following error message when trying to refresh datasets. I am using an API conection to the Microsoft Dynamics 365 server.   I had no problem loading the entities, or creat...
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  • rcalvo's avatar
    rcalvo
    9 years ago

    Anonymous I was finally able to refresh via Power BI online. I had to remove the report and publish it again.

     

    After that, I was able to schedule refreshes without an issue.

     

    If it happens again, I will try your suggestion and increase the max allowd.

     

    Thank you all for your responses!

     

     

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BhaveshPatel
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9 years ago

It seems like you are running out of the memory!

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    rcalvo
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    9 years ago

    Thanks for the reply. Im running this on a computer with 16GB of memory. I have been monitoring the RAM usage during the refresh, and seems like never goes over 50%.

     

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      BhaveshPatel
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      9 years ago

      Hi ,

       

      Can you test the refresh by reducing the no. of columns or having some constraints on your transactions table. 

      Are  you using 32 bit or 64 bit version of PBI Desktop.

       

       

       

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        rcalvo
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        9 years ago

        Again, thank you for your responeses.

         

        I am using the 64 bit version, and unfortunately I can't reduce the number of columns.

         

        I tried to reduce the number of rows by filtering the field "opportunitystage" using the following expression but did not seem to work. I still get the same number of rows (95k for this entity) before and after applying the filter.

         

        let
        Source = OData.Feed("https://XXXX/api/data/v8.2/"),
        opportunities_table = Source{[Name="opportunities",Signature="table"]}[Data],

        filter=( "opportunitystage" = "870410007")

        in
        opportunities_table