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The dataset owner (old user) doesn't appear to be in Microsoft Azure Active Directory (Azure AD). An Azure AD admin may have removed their account. To refresh this dataset, go to the dataset settings to take over the dataset and set the scheduled refresh settings yourself. what does this error means?
Hi anonymous111 ,
This error means that the original owner of the dataset is no longer a valid user in your Azure AD tenant, and you need to take over the ownership of the dataset to refresh it. This might happen if the original owner has left the organization, changed their role, or had their account deleted by an Azure AD admin.
I found a similar post, please refer to it and see if it helps you.
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Yulia Yan
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Hi anonymous111 ,
This error means that the original owner of the dataset is no longer a valid user in your Azure AD tenant, and you need to take over the ownership of the dataset to refresh it. This might happen if the original owner has left the organization, changed their role, or had their account deleted by an Azure AD admin.
I found a similar post, please refer to it and see if it helps you.
Solved: The dataset owner (dataset_name) doesn't appear to... - Microsoft Fabric Community
Best Regards,
Yulia Yan
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.