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HI All,
I have a weird problem. I searched but did not find a solution.
I have a published report that uses an odata feed. The automatic odata refresh works well, but it seems it does not get data from today.
If i look in my source there is data from today, but I dont see it in my data model.
Im new to powerBI, so I might have a wrong setting somewhere? The odata settings dont seem to have anything related to this.
Does anyone have any clue what is happening?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @fluffy2cake
@lbendlin Thanks for your sharing!
You can try the following actions, which may solve the problem:
Check if your odata feed URL is correct and up to date. Sometimes the URL might change or expire, so you need to update it in Power BI Desktop and republish your report to the service.
Check if your data source credentials are valid and have the right permissions to access the odata feed.
Check if your odata feed has any filters or parameters that might limit the data you can see.
For example, some odata feeds might have a date range parameter that you need to adjust to get the latest data. You can edit your query in Power BI Desktop and see if there are any filters or parameters that you can change or remove.
Check if your odata feed has any performance issues that might cause timeouts or errors when refreshing the data.
Some odata feeds might be slow or unstable, especially if they have a large amount of data or complex calculations. You can try to optimize your odata feed by reducing the number of columns or rows, or using incremental refresh.
Authentication with a data source - Power Query | Microsoft Learn
Regards,
Nono Chen
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Hi @fluffy2cake
@lbendlin Thanks for your sharing!
You can try the following actions, which may solve the problem:
Check if your odata feed URL is correct and up to date. Sometimes the URL might change or expire, so you need to update it in Power BI Desktop and republish your report to the service.
Check if your data source credentials are valid and have the right permissions to access the odata feed.
Check if your odata feed has any filters or parameters that might limit the data you can see.
For example, some odata feeds might have a date range parameter that you need to adjust to get the latest data. You can edit your query in Power BI Desktop and see if there are any filters or parameters that you can change or remove.
Check if your odata feed has any performance issues that might cause timeouts or errors when refreshing the data.
Some odata feeds might be slow or unstable, especially if they have a large amount of data or complex calculations. You can try to optimize your odata feed by reducing the number of columns or rows, or using incremental refresh.
Authentication with a data source - Power Query | Microsoft Learn
Regards,
Nono Chen
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
HI Nono,
Thanks for your explanation.
I looked through it all and must determine the source of my odata was just extremely slow.
Ill have to take that up with the external party.
Any $filters in the ODATA url?
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