Can't take over my own datasets

[vitru]

Hi,

When i logon to PowerBI in the top right corner it shows me logged on as alias@microsoft.com but when i go to my datasets they are listed as owned by first.last@microsoft.com and it offers me to "Take over" the configuration. When i click "Take over

nothing happens - the dataset stays owned by first.last@microsoft.com and i can't change it.

This started happenning just recently.

[Anonymous]

Same issue here...

Please help @Anonymous 

[tmars2]

This workaround worked for me as a temporary solution.

I tried to refresh the page once in the dataset settings page and it allowed me to make the changes that I needed. As soon as I navigate to any other dataset I lose again the ability to change the settings.

I hope this helps.

[tmars2]

Same problem for me and the rest of my organization

[jsh121988]

Same issue here.

I just published a brand new report and dataset, and it immediately used Easy ID.

[catmoore]

I am also facing this issue

[antona]

+1 

I'm also facing this issue. 

logging showing as alias@microsoft.com, But dataset showing First.lastname@microsoft.com.   Unable to take over the dataset refresh.  

Kindly take look at priority! 

[reshytnik]

+1

[Anonymous]

I think I have the solution.

In my case - what solved the issue is this:

I have uploaded a dataset to My Workspace (instead of the Workspaces I usually work with)

And suddenly I could control the dataset in those other Workspace

Also - try to delete and re-publish a dataset, but I feel that uploading into My Workspace did the trick

Good luck!

Michael

[reshytnik]

+ 1
started happening to me few days ago.
Happy to provide more details to help to debug.

[joschnel]

Same issue for me. Even uploading a new report won't solve the issue.

[katy_ionis]

I'm also experiencing the same issue.

[v-yulgu-msft]

Hi @vitru,

How about the result if you remove this Dataset and re-publish it to service?

I was not able to reproduce this problem on my side. For this issue, you could create a support ticket for further analysis or ask for internal support.

By the way, @vitru @aacrawfi please do mask your personal information including email accounts on forum.

Regards,

Yuliana Gu

[bsa01]

Hi

I am seeing this issue as well. You can only repro if you have an email address with a first.last@... UPN. It seems Power BI sees the owner as different (user logged on with short name, and UPN is listed in the owner for the data set). I did remove and republish several times with different names. Also worked with someone who does not have a first.last@... UPN and he did not have the issue.

Thanks.

[josepel]

Same for me,

Cannot afford to recreate the sets since they are published into an application.

Need resolution since the dataset is currently not being refreshed,'

[josepel]

Same issue for me.

I cannot afford to delete the reports and recreate them since they are published within an application it would be expansive.

[aacrawfi]

Same thing is happening to me. Says dataset is owned by "Aaron.Crawfis@microsoft.com", but I'm logged in as aacrawfi@microsoft.com. Clicking take control does nothing.

[catmoore]

Hi

did you get anywhere with this?

I am also facing the same issue.

[jsh121988]

They pushed an update on 1/16 that fixed this. My dataset still uses Easy ID as the displayed owner, but it now recognized that I am the owner. I am now able to manage the dataset settings again.

Create a support ticket if you're still having issues, and reference the previous incident INC17475025.

[catmoore]

Thanks. It seems to be resolved today so perhaps IT pushed the update for my organisation too.

[catmoore]

Many thanks jsh121988.

Do you mean an update at the Power BI Service level or the Desktop app?

Thanks