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Hello,
We are getting the following error for some users when reports are shared via the app audiences:
Error fetching data for this visual
A connection could not be made to the data source with the Name of '{"protocol':"analysis-services","address":{"server":"powerbi://api.powerbi.com/v1.0/myorg/OUR_WORKSPACE","database":"OUR_SEMANTIC_MODEL_B"},"authentication":null,"query":null}'
Issue: We add several users (~10) to an audience in the workspace app - for some, the visuals display as expected, for others, all the visuals give the above message.
Any ideas on how to fix?
Setup:
Permissions checked:
Other things we've checked:
We could resolve it by giving all app only users Viewer access to the workspace, but that would give them more access than desired.
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Hi @Niko90 ,
We appreciate you bringing your question to the Microsoft Fabric Community. To add to @andrewsommer suggestion. Because Report A uses DirectQuery over Semantic Model B, users need Build permissions on Semantic Model A to view the visuals. App audiences don’t automatically have Build access, which leads to the Error fetching data for this visual.
Create a security group for app only users and grant it Read + Build permissions on Semantic Model A to ensure proper access for DirectQuery based reports.
Thank you for your prompt reply in the community @andrewsommer .
Regards,
Yugandhar.
Hi @Niko90 ,
If your issue is resolved, that’s good to hear. But if you're still facing any difficulties or running into new challenges, feel free to let me know.
Thank you.
Hi @Niko90 ,
We appreciate you bringing your question to the Microsoft Fabric Community. To add to @andrewsommer suggestion. Because Report A uses DirectQuery over Semantic Model B, users need Build permissions on Semantic Model A to view the visuals. App audiences don’t automatically have Build access, which leads to the Error fetching data for this visual.
Create a security group for app only users and grant it Read + Build permissions on Semantic Model A to ensure proper access for DirectQuery based reports.
Thank you for your prompt reply in the community @andrewsommer .
Regards,
Yugandhar.
I would start by explicitly granting read permissions on model A. Ideally, you would use a security group, grant read access to the group and then add users to that group.
Please mark this post as a solution if it helps you. Appreciate Kudos.