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Scheduled Refresh Outtage
There looks to be an issue with the scheduled refresh's online.
Starting today all of our published scheduled refresh's have been failing. The gateway is up and running fine with no issues. Manual refresh's run successfully. If I fully delete the report from online along with its dashboard's and datasets then republish it and create a brand new scheduled refresh it works. Issue is we cant go through hundreds of reports and delete them all and lose all our dashboard and everything just to get the refresh working.
Need to get whatever code was loaded online that broke exsisting reportings scheduled refresh rolled back. Looking at the forums it looks like this is more of a global issue.
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Same problem here. Scheduled refreshes are not working. My particular cluster is WABI-US-NORTH-CENTRAL-redirect.analysis.windows.net. I wonder if it's all of them.
It appears we are still having the issue to some extent. Some of my datasets are still failing intermittently with the same errors as last time referencing the cluster. Can someone look into this or respond back with potential steps to take?
Thanks,
Derek
My datasets seems to fail after as little as one minute. This is affecting several different datasets, some larger (one or two million total rows) and some quite small (a few thousand). Please advise when possible as this issue is recurring and interrupting productivity. If this needs to be a new post, let me know.
Regards,
Derek
I had the same issue with my reports. When one of our DBA's changed something in one of the data warehouse tables, it caused the problem. My desktop version refreshed just fine with my revised SQL query. The Power BI service is what was causing the problem. It was seeing the old data set and not the new one that I had to revise on the desktop. I would suggest seeing if your administrators changed anything in the data warehouse tables, recently. Any reports that utilize a revised table, you may have to go into your Power BI service, delete them, and then reload them. In my case, we changed one simple little thing in a table, an order type. The order type was replaced with a new name. Hope this helps.
I had the same issue with my reports. When one of our DBA's changed something in one of the data warehouse tables, it caused the problem. My desktop version refreshed just fine with my revised SQL query. The Power BI service is what was causing the problem. It was seeing the old data set and not the new one that I had to revise on the desktop. I would suggest seeing if your administrators changed anything in the data warehouse tables, recently. Any reports that utilize a revised table, you may have to go into your Power BI service, delete them, and then reload them. In my case, we changed one simple little thing in a table, an order type. The order type was replaced with a new name. Hope this helps.
