I have several data sets published to the PBI service that reference a single Azure database and are scheduled to refresh daily via an enterprise gateway. After a number of weeks, the dashboards associated with one of the data sets now flashes the Pro Content warning when I attempt to share and non-pro users are not able to access. I'm able to share dashboards associated with the other data sets without issue. Additionally, if I republish the problem data set under a new name, and schedule an identical daily refresh, the problem goes away and non-pro users can view without issue. Please help me to understand the inconsistency around pro license requirement.
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- nishalitNew Memberrequested a support case be created
- chass
Impactful Individual
Hello Will, As this is tenant and dataset specific not a generic Power BI issue can i get you to create a support case to verify the underlying cause? http://support.powerbi.com Thanks Chuck - michael_sternbeNew MemberHave the same issue.
- michael_sternbeNew Member'@Charles how can we create a support ticket when its only for pro users? :\
- fbcideas_migusrNew MemberStatus added:Abandoned
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