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dporter
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OData error with Dynamics CRM Online Data Source.Not Found

Greetings.

 

Greetings,

Using Power BI Desktop - Version: 2.38.4491.282 64-bit (August, 2016)

Note: This issue also occurred in the prior version.

 

Connecting to a CRM 2015 Online Instance

 

 

 ODATA FEED.

https://xxxxxxx.crm.dynamics.com/XRMServices/2011/OrganizationData.svc/

 

It connects and shows the Navigator screen with the available datasets.

 

A smaller dataset will load fine. A larger dataset ( AccountSet ) generates the following error.

 

Load : AccountSet  Failed to save modifications to the server. Error returned: 'OLE DB or ODBC error:[Data Source.NotFound] OData: request failed (404): The remote server returned an error:(404) Not Found. (Not Found). '.

  • I used to get this same kind of error dealing with Leads in CRM. I solved it by pairing down a lot of the columns. I had initially just let it choose to bring in all columns and would get issues like that. Getting rid of a lot of the "fluff" solved it in my case.

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  • Greg_Deckler's avatar
    Greg_Deckler
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    I used to get this same kind of error dealing with Leads in CRM. I solved it by pairing down a lot of the columns. I had initially just let it choose to bring in all columns and would get issues like that. Getting rid of a lot of the "fluff" solved it in my case.

  • dporter's avatar
    dporter
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    OK ... I found a seperate / similar forum post that implied that this issue may be caused by the number of columns ( not rows ) that were being pulled into PowerBI desktop.   So I reduce the number of columns using Remove Column option to limit the query. This allowed me to bring in and work with the Account Set.

    • rsmccall33's avatar
      rsmccall33
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      Did you ever locate documentation stating what the column limitation is? 

      I have a customer experiencing the same problem as you, and I would like to know how many columns we need to cut out.