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Anonymous
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3 years ago
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Power BI Report cannot open after Databricks cluster cloned

Today I learned that the cluster in Databricks that I was connecting my Power BI report to was stuck. A new cluster was cloned from the old one, and the old cluster was removed. Now I am seeing an error when I try to open the Power BI report:

 

Error Message:
<pi>OLE DB or ODBC error: [DataSource.Error] ODBC: ERROR [HY000] [Microsoft][ThriftExtension] (14) Unexpected response from server during a HTTP connection: HTTP Response code: 404 , RESOURCE_DOES_NOT_EXIST: No cluster found matching: 0805-064708-99aa0w90..
</pi>

 

I am able to connect to the cloned cluster just fine, but only on a new Desktop file. PBI Desktop will not even open for this old cluster. I need to access the old report so that I do not have to recreate the entire report and data model again. Is there a way I can edit the cluster connection on the old report?

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    Anonymous
    3 years ago

    Update: I upgraded to the November 2022 version of Power BI Desktop. This allowed me to open the report in Power BI Desktop. From there, I went to Transform Data -> Source and edited the HTTP Path of the Databricks connection to the new cluster. This resolved the issue.

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  • Anonymous , I think you need to update the datasource. Home Tab -> Transform Data -> Transform Data- > Data Source setting-> Change any connection details, clear permission, and provide credentials again

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    Anonymous
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    amitchandak I cannot open the report in Power BI Desktop, so I cannot get to the Data Source setting to change connection details. When I try to open the pbix file on Desktop, I see the error message above.

     

    I wonder if it is because I am using an older version of Power BI Desktop. My version is December 2021.

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      Anonymous
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      Update: I upgraded to the November 2022 version of Power BI Desktop. This allowed me to open the report in Power BI Desktop. From there, I went to Transform Data -> Source and edited the HTTP Path of the Databricks connection to the new cluster. This resolved the issue.