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Hi all,
So I've got a issue. I have a dataflow which I created that pulls data from two databases in a SQL server behind a gateway. When I initially created the dataflow I didn't use one of the service accounts to connect to the server.
Now I want to change that connection credential as I'm getting errors using my own credentials as opposed to the service account but I cannot find anywhere in the dataflow that allows me to manage credentails.
I checked the dataflow settings area but under the credentials area I can't update credentials because apparently admin has granted access.
Which is strange because it was giving me an error saying I can't connect to it.
So I then tried to create a new dataflow using the basic connection and entered the service account credentials. It all loaded in the Power Query editor in Power BI service but when I go to refresh the data it's throwing the following error:
Error: Data source credentials are missing or invalid. Please update the credentials for SQL in dataflow settings and try again.
So in the end I've got 2 questions:
1. How to I update credentials for an existing Dataflow
2. If it's not possible what could be causing the refresh error for a duplicate data flow I've created with updated credentials.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @Mike282,
If you are work with a normal dataset, you can turn on the SSO option to use end-users' credentials to connect to the dataset.
Azure SQL Database with DirectQuery#single-sign-on
I check on dataflow and it seems not available on dataflow entity, perhaps you can turn the SSO option on your gateway datasource to access with users' credentials.
Configure Kerberos-based SSO from Power BI service to on-premises data sources
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
Hi @Mike282,
If you are work with a normal dataset, you can turn on the SSO option to use end-users' credentials to connect to the dataset.
Azure SQL Database with DirectQuery#single-sign-on
I check on dataflow and it seems not available on dataflow entity, perhaps you can turn the SSO option on your gateway datasource to access with users' credentials.
Configure Kerberos-based SSO from Power BI service to on-premises data sources
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng