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Toast36
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1 year ago
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XMLA Dataset Deployment failure

Hi all, We are getting an error when trying to deploy one of (admittedly the largest) our datasets to the PowerBI Premium service from Visual Studios. These were originally built as Azure Analysis S...
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    v-priyankata
    1 year ago

    Hi Toast36,
    We are grateful for your participation in the Microsoft Fabric Community forum.

    1. Please verify Power BI Premium Capacity for that Navigate to Admin Portal > Capacity Settings > Metrics App and check if memory usage is high. If it’s reaching the limit, try reducing the dataset size or upgrading your Premium SKU.
    2. It looks like the dataset you're trying to deploy is quite large, which might be causing the synchronization failure. To fix this, try optimizing the model by reducing its size or complexity. You can do this by removing any unnecessary columns, tables, or calculations that aren’t essential.
    3. Check Compatibility Level for that Open Model.bim in Visual Studio and ensure the compatibility Level is 1500 (or higher) for Power BI. If it's 1400, change it to 1500+ and redeploy.
    4. Check XMLA Endpoint Settings for that In Power BI Service > Workspace Settings > Advanced, ensure XMLA Endpoint is set to Read/Write.
    5. Verify Deployment Logs In Visual Studio, check the Output Window for errors. Also, review Power BI Service Activity Logs in the Admin Portal for further details.

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


    Thanks,
    Priyanka.

v-priyankata's avatar
v-priyankata
Community Support
1 year ago

Hi Toast36,
We are grateful for your participation in the Microsoft Fabric Community forum.

  1. Please verify Power BI Premium Capacity for that Navigate to Admin Portal > Capacity Settings > Metrics App and check if memory usage is high. If it’s reaching the limit, try reducing the dataset size or upgrading your Premium SKU.
  2. It looks like the dataset you're trying to deploy is quite large, which might be causing the synchronization failure. To fix this, try optimizing the model by reducing its size or complexity. You can do this by removing any unnecessary columns, tables, or calculations that aren’t essential.
  3. Check Compatibility Level for that Open Model.bim in Visual Studio and ensure the compatibility Level is 1500 (or higher) for Power BI. If it's 1400, change it to 1500+ and redeploy.
  4. Check XMLA Endpoint Settings for that In Power BI Service > Workspace Settings > Advanced, ensure XMLA Endpoint is set to Read/Write.
  5. Verify Deployment Logs In Visual Studio, check the Output Window for errors. Also, review Power BI Service Activity Logs in the Admin Portal for further details.

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


Thanks,
Priyanka.