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Can not Upload report
Hello,
I have a specific report which none of our team members can upload to a service.
First we thought it was some capacitiy issue, but the report is 1,1 Gb and I tried to upload a 2 GB and it worked fine.
We tried everything, clearing cache, clearing eprmissions, reloggin, reinstalling to latest version of Desktop but nothing worked.
This is the only error We are getting (it aint giving much).
The problem is that we are a team of 8 and NONE of us can upload ONLY THIS one report?!?!?!
The report has only 1 source, which is coming from mssql, all other reports are using same source and they have no issues
Hello,
This issue has been "partially" resolved.
We found out that our VPN has started to cause this issue.
The interesting thing is that it is not on ALL Reports, it is just on some reprots (wiered).
but turning it OFF and publishing works.
Nika
8 Replies
Hi Nick_123,
Thank you for reaching out to the Microsoft fabric community forum.
since everyone is seeing this only for this one PBIX and other reports are publishing fine, it looks like the service is dropping the connection while processing something inside this file. One thing you can try is publishing the report without data. In Power BI Desktop, go to File → Options and settings → Options → Current File → Data Load, enable Remove data from file, save the PBIX, and then try publishing. If that works, it usually means the issue is related to the model/data inside the file rather than capacity or permissions.
please go through with the below document hope it may resolve your Issue:
Troubleshoot Power BI Desktop publishing - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
Hope the above provided information help you resolve the issue, if you have any further concerns or queries, please feel free to reach out to us.
Regards,
Community Support Team.Hello, v-hjannapu !
There is no such option to "enable, Remove Data from File" in PowerBI.Hi,
I think, what v-hjannapu meant is to Clear Permissions from Data Source settings. It is mentioned in the link shared:
Clear cached credentials :
If you've previously connected to the published semantic model with different credentials or an expired token, cached credentials might cause connection issues. In Power BI Desktop, go to File > Options and settings > Data source settings, and then select Clear Permissions to clear any cached credentials.
Hello,
This issue has been "partially" resolved.
We found out that our VPN has started to cause this issue.
The interesting thing is that it is not on ALL Reports, it is just on some reprots (wiered).
but turning it OFF and publishing works.
Nika
