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Unable to refresh the BigQuery dataset from powerBi desktop and service

When I tried to refresh the dataset with storage of 2 GB i am getting an internal error i.e

"ERROR [HY000] [Microsoft][DSI] An error occurred while attempting to retrieve the error message for key 'GHighThroughputApiError' with message parameters ['Error: { code: UNKNOWN, message: Stream removed }'] and component ID 100: Message not found in file "D:\SvcFab\_App\ASAzureApp_App1\AnalyticsWritePackage.AnalyticsWrite.Code.Main_13.0.19445.37_2211171732\ODBC Drivers\Simba Google BigQuery ODBC Driver\en-US\SimbaBigQueryODBCMessages.xml"</ccon>. The exception was raised by the IDataReader interface. "

 

But when I try to refresh the same dataset with storage is around 1-1024MB it gets refreshed. 

Have seen the same issue on both Desktop and service PowerBI.

 

More info:

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v-zhangti
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Hi, @Anonymous 

 

You may following those tips to reduce the size of dataset or optimize the model of dataset based on this document, some tips may not reduce the time of refresh.

  • Remove unused tables or columns, where possible. 
  • Avoid distinct counts on fields with high cardinality – that is, millions of distinct values.  
  • Take steps to avoid fields with unnecessary precision and high cardinality. For example, you could split highly unique datetime values into separate columns – for example, month, year, date, and so on. Or, where possible, use rounding on high-precision fields to lower cardinality – (for example, 13.29889 -> 13.3).
  • Use integers instead of strings, where possible.
  • Be wary of DAX functions, which need to test every row in a table – for example, RANKX – in the worst case, these functions can exponentially increase run-time and memory requirements given linear increases in table size.
  • When connecting to data sources via DirectQuery, consider indexing columns that are commonly filtered or sliced again. Indexing greatly improves report responsiveness.  

Or you can increase the timeout value in connector function.

 

Best Regards,

Community Support Team _Charlotte

If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

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v-zhangti
Community Support
Community Support

Hi, @Anonymous 

 

You may following those tips to reduce the size of dataset or optimize the model of dataset based on this document, some tips may not reduce the time of refresh.

  • Remove unused tables or columns, where possible. 
  • Avoid distinct counts on fields with high cardinality – that is, millions of distinct values.  
  • Take steps to avoid fields with unnecessary precision and high cardinality. For example, you could split highly unique datetime values into separate columns – for example, month, year, date, and so on. Or, where possible, use rounding on high-precision fields to lower cardinality – (for example, 13.29889 -> 13.3).
  • Use integers instead of strings, where possible.
  • Be wary of DAX functions, which need to test every row in a table – for example, RANKX – in the worst case, these functions can exponentially increase run-time and memory requirements given linear increases in table size.
  • When connecting to data sources via DirectQuery, consider indexing columns that are commonly filtered or sliced again. Indexing greatly improves report responsiveness.  

Or you can increase the timeout value in connector function.

 

Best Regards,

Community Support Team _Charlotte

If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

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