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3 TopicsPower Bi report server January 2024 slow data driven email subscriptions
We have recently upgraded our in prem report server to January 2024 release and since then our data driven subscriptions have taken up to an hour to email when before the upgrade they took a couple of minutes. We get the notification table backed up full of the subscriptions. We have added more cores to the server but it hasn't made much of a difference. Has anyone else had this problem?1.7KViews0likes5CommentsPower BI Report Subscription for multi delivery reports - Email/Pdf Attachment
Hi All, I am a novice user of PBIRS, was wondering on data driven subscriptions. I have a monthly based report which has a state, start & end dates as three parameters, now the goal is to get delivered the report in the form of a PDF attachment/email (ADGroups) to the users. It has to run automatically in such a fashion whenever the start & end date gets locked by considering each state, the report should spit out each pdf/email delivery. For example have a start date as 5/1/2022 end date as 5/30/2022 with states as Calfiornia, Florida, Michigan, Illinois, should deliver four different reports as per state wise to the user for the same time period. I did some research looks like we have data driven subscription, tried couple of options however no luck. Is there any workround to this issue ?? PBIRS @Datadriven Subscription Thanks Kxj645Views0likes1CommentData-Driven Subscription result error
Hello, I've created a data-driven subscription for a report which emails a specified user that I've manaully entered into the To field. The report has a parameter which is included in the data-driven subscription. When the subscription is applied and ran, it results in an error. The error is very vague in that it says, "Done: 1 processed of 1 total; 1 errors." To find the cause of this error, on the Report Server server, I've checked the logs of the RSHostingService and RSPortal log files. In the RSHostingService log file, I only see this error: WARN|17|Exception deleting expired log fileSystem.IO.IOException: The process cannot access the file '\Microsoft Power BI Report Server\PBIRS\LogFiles\msmdsrv.log' because it is being used by another process. In the RSPortal log file, I do not see any errors. Are the RSHostingService and RSPortal log files the correct locations to find the error log for a data driven subscription? My Report Server is on the May 2020 version.Solved3.3KViews0likes1Comment