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TokenExpired Error After Password Change - Flows That Reference Other Flows Only
I recently changed my O365 login and a couple of my Dataflows failed to refresh. I'm getting the TokenExpired error. After reviewing I think these are failing because they use other Dataflows as data sources.
However, there doesn't appear to be a way for me to update my credentials in the Query as suggested in the documentation. I went into the Dataflow and added a table from the same source, and got the warning that adding a new table with new credentials from my Gateway will apply to all tables in the Dataflow (which is what I want), but that doesn't happen. The preview of the new table loads, but the rest of the tables still give me an error. This prevents the query from being saved - I get the "Failed To Analyze Query" error.
Has anyone else run into this??
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-query/change-gateway-dataflow
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Hi paulsnet1986 ,
Let’s troubleshoot this issue and find a solution:
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Upgrade Your Gateway:
- Ensure you’re using the latest version of the gateway. Sometimes, token refresh implementations change, and upgrading ensures you have the most up-to-date version.
- Capture gateway logs after upgrading to identify any issues related to token expiration.
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Remove and Recreate Credentials:
- Consider removing all existing credentials associated with the dataflow and recreate them. This step can sometimes resolve authentication problems in the Power BI service.
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Check Dataflow Timeout Settings:
- Verify that the timeout settings for your dataflow are not causing the token to expire prematurely.
- Adjust these settings if necessary to prevent token expiration
Below is the post will help you:
Dataflow Error: Access token has expired resubmit ... - Page 3 - Microsoft Fabric Community
Best Regards,
Xianda Tang
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