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One or more cloud data sources for this semantic model have been deleted.
Hello,
I'm encountering an issue with a Power BI report that has been working perfectly until recently. Here's a summary of the problem:
Background: I have a report that has been published and running successfully in Power BI Service for a while. The report never required any configuration with gateways, and it has always connected to the data source (Google BigQuery) without issues.
Current Issue: I recently tried to upload the exact same report (which is still functioning correctly) to Power BI Service, but I am now receiving the following error message: "One or more cloud data sources for this semantic model have been deleted. Recreate cloud data sources."
Additional Information:
- The original report that I published earlier is still working perfectly in the Power BI Service, but when I try to upload it now (to a different workspace or to the same workspace under a different name) it doesn't work.
- There have been no changes to the data source, credentials, or the report itself.
- I have attempted to troubleshoot by re-publishing the report, clearing browser cache, and checking data source settings, but the issue persists.
- The "Recreate cloud data sources" button does not respond, and I am unable to enter or update credentials in the Power BI Service, as the section is grayed out.
This issue has emerged suddenly without any changes on my part, and I am unsure why the report now appears to require a gateway when it never did before.
How can I fix this?
Thank you in advance!
Did you click on the Recreate link? Often the error goes away from that.
Did you recently attempt to merge an on-prem source and a cloud source?
Check the Data Source settings dialog in Power BI Desktop to make sure you haven't overlooked a rogue hyper-local data source.
2 Replies
- lbendlin
Super User
Did you click on the Recreate link? Often the error goes away from that.
Did you recently attempt to merge an on-prem source and a cloud source?
Check the Data Source settings dialog in Power BI Desktop to make sure you haven't overlooked a rogue hyper-local data source.
- MarnikFrequent Visitor
Thank you for the quick response.
I was using one local CSV file alongside a BigQuery connection. After removing the local CSV file, everything works perfectly again. We must have introduced it after our last update. I'll transfer the CSV file to a cloud source and take it from there.
Thanks again for the help!