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JustaRookie012's avatar
JustaRookie012
Frequent Visitor
6 years ago
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Questions regarding workspace state (Deleted and Removing)

 

I have found the following descriptions for the states:

  • Active – A regular workspace that is available and accessible
  • Deleted – A deleted workspace that still exists in the Power BI service
  • Orphaned – A workspace without a user account with administrator permissions
  • Removing – A deleted workspace marked for permanent removal

How long does it take for Deleted workspaces to become workspace with removing state, and how long will these "removing" workspaces remain before they are permanently removed and no longer restorable?

 

 
  • v-lili6-msft's avatar
    v-lili6-msft
    6 years ago

    hi JustaRookie012 

    If you've deleted a group, it will be retained for 30 days by default. This 30-day period is considered a "soft-delete" because you can still restore the group. After 30 days, the group and its associated contents are permanently deleted and cannot be restored.
     
    Regards,
    Lin

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    • JustaRookie012's avatar
      JustaRookie012
      Frequent Visitor

      Ok, that's my misunderstanding then. But the question still remains: How long will these "Deleted" workspace remain in the power BI service before it is actually deleted and become no longer restorable. 

      • v-lili6-msft's avatar
        v-lili6-msft
        Community Support

        hi JustaRookie012 

        If you've deleted a group, it will be retained for 30 days by default. This 30-day period is considered a "soft-delete" because you can still restore the group. After 30 days, the group and its associated contents are permanently deleted and cannot be restored.
         
        Regards,
        Lin
  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    Not applicable

    Hi,

     

    Can you restore a workspace with the status - 'Removing'?

    If not, how many days does the workspace remain in the Removing Status before it goes to Deleted?

     

    Thanks,

    Prax