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receiving this error OLE DB or ODBC error: [DataSource.Error] The request failed. The operation has timed out. when refreshing. How can i fix this error?
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Hi @kkraft
Hi. Power Bi Pro has a limit of 2 hours to refresh your data.if you exceed that time you can't continue. This can happen for different reasons like bandwitdh (if you have a gateway) or dataset size.
You have to consider reading about downsizing data model. You can find amazing youtube videos from guy in a cube and others in order to make your model smaller. Usually making a good star schema helps.
Another thing you can check is if your source is returning the data fast. You might have a big crazy native query to the source that takes a lot. Those scenarios might need a middle store procedure building a table in the data base engine in order to help Power Bi only reading the resulted table and avoiding running a complex query.
If you are on premise you can also check bandwidth but that might be the last option because the first two I have mentioned are the most common issues.
For more information please refer to the linked article:
If this post helps, then please consider Accepting it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi @kkraft
Hi. Power Bi Pro has a limit of 2 hours to refresh your data.if you exceed that time you can't continue. This can happen for different reasons like bandwitdh (if you have a gateway) or dataset size.
You have to consider reading about downsizing data model. You can find amazing youtube videos from guy in a cube and others in order to make your model smaller. Usually making a good star schema helps.
Another thing you can check is if your source is returning the data fast. You might have a big crazy native query to the source that takes a lot. Those scenarios might need a middle store procedure building a table in the data base engine in order to help Power Bi only reading the resulted table and avoiding running a complex query.
If you are on premise you can also check bandwidth but that might be the last option because the first two I have mentioned are the most common issues.
For more information please refer to the linked article:
If this post helps, then please consider Accepting it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi @Ritaf1983
Im getting
OLE DB or ODBC error: [DataSource.Error] MySQL: Fatal error encountered during data read..
while loading the data
if i apply limit 100 rows my query working fine and I'm able to load the data If i not apply limit Im getting this error
in power query
Im able to get the data in powerquery editor if i click close and applay then I'm getting this error
could you please help me on this
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