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Hi,
I have 3 workspaces
Dev - PPU licence
Test - Pro licence
Prod - Pro licence
I have Gen 1 dataflow with computed tables in DEV workspace and reports that connects to this dataflow in PROD workspace.
Im getting refresh error :
DataSource.Error: Downstream service call failed with status code '403'.. Microsoft.Data.Mashup.ErrorCode = PowerPlatformDataflows018. Error = Premium caller trying to read premium per user information.. ErrorCode = PPUInformationNotAllowedForPremiumCaller.
Thanks
Robert
Solved! Go to Solution.
“PPUInformationNotAllowedForPremiumCaller”
means that your Pro-licensed workspace (Prod) is trying to access a PPU-only feature—in this case, a Gen1 dataflow with computed tables from your Dev workspace, which is under a Premium Per User (PPU) license.
Here’s the catch: Pro workspaces can’t consume content from PPU workspaces, especially when it involves premium-only features like computed tables in Gen1 dataflows
Move the dataflow to a Pro workspace
If possible, recreate or migrate the dataflow to your Test or Prod workspace (both Pro). But note: computed tables are a premium feature, so they won’t work in a Pro environment.
Upgrade the Prod workspace to PPU
This is the most straightforward fix. Assign a PPU license to the Prod workspace so it can access the Dev dataflow without hitting the 403 error.
Switch to Gen2 dataflows
If you're open to reworking your dataflows, Gen2 dataflows offer more flexibility and better integration across licensing models.
Consolidate under a single license model
Keeping all workspaces under PPU or Premium Capacity avoids these cross-license headaches.
Check this post Solved: PPUInformation not allowed for premium caller - er... - Microsoft Fabric Community
Regards,
Ritesh
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“PPUInformationNotAllowedForPremiumCaller”
means that your Pro-licensed workspace (Prod) is trying to access a PPU-only feature—in this case, a Gen1 dataflow with computed tables from your Dev workspace, which is under a Premium Per User (PPU) license.
Here’s the catch: Pro workspaces can’t consume content from PPU workspaces, especially when it involves premium-only features like computed tables in Gen1 dataflows
Move the dataflow to a Pro workspace
If possible, recreate or migrate the dataflow to your Test or Prod workspace (both Pro). But note: computed tables are a premium feature, so they won’t work in a Pro environment.
Upgrade the Prod workspace to PPU
This is the most straightforward fix. Assign a PPU license to the Prod workspace so it can access the Dev dataflow without hitting the 403 error.
Switch to Gen2 dataflows
If you're open to reworking your dataflows, Gen2 dataflows offer more flexibility and better integration across licensing models.
Consolidate under a single license model
Keeping all workspaces under PPU or Premium Capacity avoids these cross-license headaches.
Check this post Solved: PPUInformation not allowed for premium caller - er... - Microsoft Fabric Community
Regards,
Ritesh
Community Champion
Please mark the answer if helpful so that it can help others
Dance-Sing with Data Projects - YouTube
Thank you @ribisht17
I can't use Gen 2 because I dont have Fabric.
I want to assign power bi pro licence to report viewer and not ppu licence to lower the cost. I guess I will have to avoid computing tables in dataflow.
There are no other alternative ?
thank you
Robert
Hi @robertCollect12 ,
Thank you for the helpful response @ribisht17 !
Computed tables in Gen1 dataflows require a PPU license, Pro users cannot access them, which is why you are seeing the refresh issue. Unfortunately, there is no workaround to allow Pro users to consume premium features like computed tables from a PPU workspace. To stay within Pro licensing, upon my knowledge, you may need to avoid using computed tables in your dataflows. Instead, stick to standard tables in Gen1 dataflows to maintain compatibility.Refer the below links:
Solved: Re: Dataflows Licensing - Microsoft Fabric Community
Differences between Dataflow Gen1 and Dataflow Gen2 - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
What licenses do you need to use dataflows - Power Query | Microsoft Learn
Hope this helps.
Thank you.
Regards,
Pallavi G.