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Internal server error while publishing pbix file.
Hi folks,
I created a custom connector and implemented an incremental refresh in that. I defined the RangeStart and RangeEnd parameters and did the required settings. When I try to publish it, I receive an internal server 500 error. I traced the error using fiddler and got this:
{"error":{"code":"ModelOperatorOperationFailedException","pbi.error":{"code":"ModelOperatorOperationFailedException","parameters":{},"details":[]}}}
Could someone please help me resolve my issue? I am really stuck here and the error message here doesn't seem to help much.
5 Replies
- v-diye-msftCommunity Support
Hi cte_crest
Do you publish .pbix file to PBI Report Server or Power BI Service?
If it is the former, does your account have a Power BI Pro license?
If it is the latter, please log on Power Bi service, upload your pbix files via Get Data -> Files -> Local file to check whether they can be published successfully.
If still not help, you'd better create a support ticket in Power BI Support to get further assitant.
- cte_crestHelper I
It's the latter one, i.e., Power BI service.
But, I am using an incremental refresh, and I think it would not be useful if I upload the pbix file manually. I tried with other types of pbix file, they are being published without any error.
- v-diye-msftCommunity Support
Hi cte_crest
To investigate further, please follow the steps below:
- Check the temp folder, C:\Users\User name\AppData\Local\Power BI, find the latest file after reproduce the issue and open it with notepad;
- Enable Tracing under Power BI Desktop File->Options and settings->Options->GLOBAL->Diagnostics, select Enable Tracing;
- Generate a Fiddler trace. (Fiddler Web Debugger Tool)
If available, upload them into OneDrive and post the shared link here. We will help to take a look.
In addition, try to take a reinstall or a repair of the Power BI desktop, see if this would make any difference.