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How to auto refresh when a refresh schedule failed
Hi all,
I have 2 concern regarding refresh issue.
1. I already set refresh schedule but it always failed and I need to refresh it manually. So I want to know is there any option for auto refresh by Powerbi when the refresh schedule failed?
2. As per below refresh schedule, I set it on 4:30AM & 5:30AM
- If the refresh failed at 4:30AM, it will still refresh at 5:30AM right?
- But lets say, the refresh success at 4:30AM and will it be refresh again at 5:30AM? If the refresh failed at 5:30AM, then what happen?
Regards,
Nuha
Anonymous wrote:
1. I already set refresh schedule but it always failed and I need to refresh it manually. So I want to know is there any option for auto refresh by Powerbi when the refresh schedule failed? Not available out-of-the-box
2. As per below refresh schedule, I set it on 4:30AM & 5:30AM
- If the refresh failed at 4:30AM, it will still refresh at 5:30AM right? YES
- But lets say, the refresh success at 4:30AM and will it be refresh again at 5:30AM? YES
- If the refresh failed at 5:30AM, then what happen? It will refresh next day at 4:30am
See response in red.
Hope that helps!
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Anonymous wrote:
1. I already set refresh schedule but it always failed and I need to refresh it manually. So I want to know is there any option for auto refresh by Powerbi when the refresh schedule failed? Not available out-of-the-box
2. As per below refresh schedule, I set it on 4:30AM & 5:30AM
- If the refresh failed at 4:30AM, it will still refresh at 5:30AM right? YES
- But lets say, the refresh success at 4:30AM and will it be refresh again at 5:30AM? YES
- If the refresh failed at 5:30AM, then what happen? It will refresh next day at 4:30am
See response in red.
Hope that helps!
Hi Tutu_in_YYC ,
Thank you for your response. It really helpful.
Just 1 last question, so how do you deal with refresh error at your company?
Regards,
Nuha
Hi Nuha,
I rely on the notification and keep monitoring the refresh of the reports. Refresh issue dont usually happen often, if it consistently happening, something is not set up correctly.