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Morse-AMHG
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Dataflow Gen2 : System Out of Memory

Hello, Since yesterday we've been seeing a common issue with muliplte Gen2 Dataflows failing kicking out the failure message: Error: Exception of type 'System.OutOfMemoryException' was thrown. 

 

We are using an F64 Capcity and I've checked the known issues log and couldn't see anything that related. 

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BhavinVyas3003
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This error means your dataflow might be using more memory than available.

  • Optimize queries: Remove unnecessary columns/rows early.
  • Split large dataflows: Break into smaller linked dataflows.
  • Use staging: Load raw data in one dataflow, transform in another.
  • Check capacity load: Use Fabric Capacity Metrics app to monitor usage.

Thanks,
Bhavin
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Morse-AMHG
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Thanks - We spoke with our IT Team turned out the Server was lagging and a Server restart solved this issue, but much opportunity to work to some of these guidelines. Thank you. 

Morse-AMHG
Frequent Visitor

Hi, Its happening on the most simple ones also like brining in a small amount of data 5k rows from Excel stored in a Sharepoint. 

Try to convert the Excel to CSV, store it in OneLake or Azure Blob Storage, and update your Dataflow Gen2 to use the CSV file.


Thanks,
Bhavin
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BhavinVyas3003
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Super User

This error means your dataflow might be using more memory than available.

  • Optimize queries: Remove unnecessary columns/rows early.
  • Split large dataflows: Break into smaller linked dataflows.
  • Use staging: Load raw data in one dataflow, transform in another.
  • Check capacity load: Use Fabric Capacity Metrics app to monitor usage.

Thanks,
Bhavin
Problem solved? Hit “Accept as Solution” and high-five me with a Kudos! Others will thank you later!

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