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I have set 6 times daily refresh for my report, but I kept getting email like this:
This error frequency occurred 1-4 times a day...How to avoid this situation happening?
Many thanks,
Echo
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Hi @Echoy51 ,Thank you for reaching out to Microsoft Fabric Community Forum.
Please consider reducing the refresh frequency. As:
1. Power BI has limits on how frequently data can be refreshed, especially if you're using an external data source (e.g., a web service) with Web.Contents calls. If you're hitting the data source too frequently (e.g., 6 refreshes daily), you might be triggering rate limits on the source's API, leading to a 429 status code.
2. Power BI itself has limits on the number of refresh operations that can be performed on a dataset within a given time period, especially for free and Pro licenses. If you refresh too often within a short span, this can lead to throttling.
3. If you're pulling data from an external API (via Web.Contents), the external service may have its own rate limits (e.g., only allowing a certain number of requests per minute or hour).
If this post helps, please mark it ‘Accept as Solution’, so others with similar queries may find it more easily.
Hi @Echoy51 ,Thank you for reaching out to Microsoft Fabric Community Forum.
Please consider reducing the refresh frequency. As:
1. Power BI has limits on how frequently data can be refreshed, especially if you're using an external data source (e.g., a web service) with Web.Contents calls. If you're hitting the data source too frequently (e.g., 6 refreshes daily), you might be triggering rate limits on the source's API, leading to a 429 status code.
2. Power BI itself has limits on the number of refresh operations that can be performed on a dataset within a given time period, especially for free and Pro licenses. If you refresh too often within a short span, this can lead to throttling.
3. If you're pulling data from an external API (via Web.Contents), the external service may have its own rate limits (e.g., only allowing a certain number of requests per minute or hour).
If this post helps, please mark it ‘Accept as Solution’, so others with similar queries may find it more easily.
Run fewer requests if you want to avoid the 429. group them better.
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