Hi @ashwinijain932 ,
What is your connection method? Have you converted to Direct Query mode? What did you do when this error occurred? Please have a check.
- Enable the preview feature.
Since the functionality is currently in preview, you must first enable it. To do so, in Power BI Desktop go to File > Options and settings > Options, and in the Preview features section, select the DirectQuery for Power BI datasets and Analysis Services checkbox to enable this preview feature. You may need to restart Power BI Desktop for the change to take effect.
- Using DirectQuery for live connections
Using DirectQuery for Power BI datasets and Azure Analysis Services requires your report to have a local model. You can start from a live connection and add or upgrade to a local model, or start with a DirectQuery connection or imported data, which automatically creates a local model in your report.
Considerations and limitations
- Using Power BI Embedded with datasets that include a DirectQuery connection to a Power BI datasets or Azure Analysis Services model isn't currently supported.
- Calculated tables aren't supported in the Service using this feature. Attempting to perform a refresh on a dataset with a calculated table or a calculated column that references a DirectQuery data source will result in a "Single sign-on (SSO) credential isn't provided" error message.
- Using DirectQuery on datasets from “My workspace” isn't currently supported.
More details: Using DirectQuery for Power BI datasets and Azure Analysis Services (preview)
I have also found a similar psot, please refer to it to see if it helps you.
Prolem in making Relationship in Hybrid model.
- making relationship between two DirectQuery source and One import datasource.
If I have misunderstood you meaning, please provide a screenshoot with the error and more details.
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Community Support Team _ Polly
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