I have a sucessful connection to an Oracle database. I even have a query under the advanced option to limit the incoming number of rows.
I have let it sit for hours and the refresh never completes. It gets to, what should be the proper number of rows, and just stops updating the count. The cursor just keps going around and around.
If I try to cancel by hitting the cancel button, it switches to Cancelling... and never frees up.
Any ideas what I can try next?
Were you able to load some small data? Limit to small number and test, if it is loading?
With my where clause I limited it to 1749 rows. Still never finshed. Eventually I have to kill the Power BI processes and start it over to try something else. Sometimes when I restart Power BI it gives me a recovery option but that doesn't help.
Hi @pabeader ,
Could you please verify if you have the correct version of Oracle Client installed, such as 64-bit Client with 64-bit Power BI Desktop, please also check the version requirement:
Supported Oracle versions:
If the duration time of import is very long, could you please try verify the connection to oracle server by using DirectQuery mode?
Please refer to this document: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/desktop-connect-oracle-database
Best regards,
Both are 64-bit
Oracle 12c
Driver 121024
Download version of Power BI since the Marketplace version still doen't work with Oracle.
If I set it to Directquery it never connects. (Waited almost 1 hour)
Hi @pabeader ,
How about the result after you follow the suggestions mentioned in my original post?Could you please provide more details about it If it doesn't meet your requirement?
Best regards,
I have develpoded a new issue. I am getting an error when I try to connect.
Details: "Oracle: ORA-12638: Credential retrieval failed"
I have tried the only answer I have been able to find which is:
SQLNET.AUTHENTICATION_SERVICES= (NONE)
That has not helped.
Hi @pabeader ,
Does this connection issue also happened when using other official tools to connect this Oracle Database? Have you assign sql statement when you tried to use DirectQuery last time? Could you please try to increase the value of timeout in Oracle.Database fuction?
Oracle.Database(server as text, [CommandTimeout=#duration(0,1,0,0), ConnectionTimeout#duration(0,1,0,0)])
Best regards,