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Hi @magnus_b,

 

It’s weird that this issue is specific in regular workspace. Is the regular workspace in Share capacity or capacity like Premium capacity? If you create a new regular workspace and publish your report there, will you see this issue as well?

 

Best Regards,    

Community Support Team _ Caiyun

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Status: Delivered
  • Gateways
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looks like the conection with the gateway only working fine for some random periods for only a few minuts

Whether there are multiple data sources configured by this gateway are refreshed at the same time range during this 'random periods'

 

Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Yingjie Li

  • Gateways
Status: Accepted
Status: New
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With regards to a dataflow, you will have to first refresh the dataflow to get the new data in, before you refresh your Power BI dataset.

 

You can set schedule refresh for this dataset and check the refresh history whether it is completed.

 

Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Yingjie Li

  • Gateways
Status: Accepted
  • Gateways
Status: Investigating
Status: Delivered
Status: Accepted

Hi All,

 

We get inform from the product group said it’s a known issue. Power BI customers using Azure DevOps Server connector may experience issues connecting from desktop and users who already have connection established and report published to service might experience credentials errors when refreshing the dataset. They are working on the fix for it. If this issue still happen in your region, please be patient for the fix. Thanks for your understanding!

 

Best Regards,

Community Support Team _ Caiyun

Status: New
  • Gateways
Status: Accepted
Status: Delivered
  • Gateways
Status: Accepted
  • Gateways
Status: New
Status: New
  • Gateways
Status: Investigating

Hi @Anonymous ,

 

If your Power BI becomes slow, please consider following things:

 

Why are reports slow?

  • Insufficient capacity resources
  • Inefficient report designs
  • Dataset is slow, especially when reports have previously performed well
  • High concurrent report usage

 

Why are refreshes slow?

  • Insufficient CPU (refresh can be very CPU-intensive).
  • Insufficient memory, resulting in refresh pausing (which requires the refresh to start over when conditions are favorable to recommence).
  • Non-capacity reasons, including datasource system responsiveness, network latency, invalid permissions or gateway throughput.
  • Data volume - a good reason to configure incremental refresh, as discussed below.

 

For more information, please refer to: Optimize Microsoft Power BI Premium capacities - Power BI | Microsoft Learn

 

Best regards,

Community Support Team _Yadong Fang

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