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I have created a dataset (DS) using a Dataflow (DF) and published DS into the Workspace to refresh, but it’s showing the timeout error after refreshing for more than 5 hours. I don't know where to put the timeout value in Dataset when it is created from Dataflow. Can anyone please help?
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Hi @Anonymous ,
Firstly, if your dataset is too large, it will fail to refresh until you filter the data model back down under 1 GB.
Secondly, you may improve the performance for the data model, see Power BI performance best practices , Power BI Performance Tips and Techniques.
And you may try to specify appropriate value in “Command timeout in minutes (optional)" , then check if you can refresh successfully in Power BI Desktop.
For the above steps, please kindly refer to these two posts:
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
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