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I've got a view in snowflake and I've successfully connected to it in PBI desktop. Everything works fine to that point.
However, once loaded to the web service, refresh fails with this message:
Data source errorExpression.Error: The key didn't match any rows in the table.. Key = <ccon>[Name = "PROD_PUBLISH", Kind = "Database"]. Table = #table({"Name", "Description", "Data", "Kind"}, {}). </ccon>;The key didn't match any rows in the table.. The exception was raised by the IDbCommand interface. Table: RPT_LABOR_DETAIL.I tested it as the sole data source added to a fresh file with no transformations, and I get the same error.
I then performed the same test with another view within the same snowflkke database and schema and got the same problem.
I then tested a view from a different database (dev_publish.public.timeframes) within the same environment, and it also failed.
However, the original dashboard using the connection to dev_publish.public.timeframes has been refreshing daily just fine
Can anyone suggest what I might be doing worng?
Solved! Go to Solution.
yeah, it was getting all the data in the desktop file, but then wouldn't refresh in the web service. so it was fine to start, but I couldn't schedule refresh.
anyways, it turns out to have been a credentials issue. we've got snowflake locked down to only accept a service accout user from the ips used by the web service.
given that this was the case, I don't understand the error I got initially.
(shrug)
yeah, it was getting all the data in the desktop file, but then wouldn't refresh in the web service. so it was fine to start, but I couldn't schedule refresh.
anyways, it turns out to have been a credentials issue. we've got snowflake locked down to only accept a service accout user from the ips used by the web service.
given that this was the case, I don't understand the error I got initially.
(shrug)
From what you have said it sounds like it is an issue where the data being returned is not expected.
What happens if you create a PBI Desktop file with just this table, refresh it in the Power BI Service and see if it gets all the data?
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