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4 years ago

Unable to preview the tables when using ODBC connection

Hi, An Apache Ignite ODBC driver has been configured in our remote desktop and tried connecting it to the Power BI where we have encountered with an error message as 'Table not found' while previewi...
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4 years ago

Hi Anonymous ,

If you cannot find the table, maybe the link points to an external file that does not exist, or if the external file has been moved to a new location. This error can also occur if a deleted or renamed table or query is referenced on the Lookup tab of another table.

 

To troubleshoot this behavior, do the following:

  • Check to ensure that the table or query exists. If it does not exist, you can remove all references to it, or if it is a missing table, reimport or relink the table. If it is a missing query, reimport or re-create the query. 
  • When you try to open the source table may not be in the path that you specified when it was first . If you have moved the file, you can use the Linked Table Manager to update the information.

More reference:

How to Connect to an ODBC Data Source From Power B... - Microsoft Power BI Community

ODBC Connection Error - Driver Error - Microsoft Power BI Community

 

Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ kalyj

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