Azure Infrastructure for the Power BI Data Consumer
Access denied, connection could not be established - this is exactly what you want to see when trying to connect to your data sources on Azure! With more and more data sources being hosted in the cloud and specifically on Azure, it has become more relevant to understand the different data services on Azure, as well as the options for connecting to these data sources. In this session we will walk through the different data sources in Azure, the different ways to connect to these data sources and what you need to consider when working in Power BI Desktop and Power BI Service. You will be smoothly connecting to all your Azure data sources in no time!
Power BI Report Builder - Inconsistent Report Rendering Across Different Environments
We're experiencing inconsistent report rendering behavior for a SSRS/PBIR report (RDLP) across different environments. The report has been functioning correctly for 3 months until recently. Current Behavior: 1. Power BI Report Builder (Desktop): - Renders correctly with all expected data - Shows all 21 pages as designed 2. Customer Browser Access: - Only shows 4 pages - Incomplete data rendering 3. Developer Browser Access: - Shows blank/white page - No data rendered -Filters work and are selected correctly Technical Details: - Report Type: RDLP (Power BI Report Builder) - Data Source: Power BI Dataset - Recent Changes: None on our end - Duration of Issue: Recently emerged after working correctly for 3 months Expected Behavior: All environments should render the complete report (21 pages) with full data, matching the Power BI Report Builder preview. Impact: This inconsistency affects our production environment and customer experience. The report is critical for business operations and needs to render consistently across all access methods. Troubleshooting Steps Taken: 1. Verified data source connectivity 2. Confirmed report settings are identical across environments 3. Validated user permissions and access rights 4. Tested with multiple browsers and users ( IE, Chrome Opera) 5. Affects mutlible reports. Request: Please investigate potential service layer changes that might affect report rendering consistency across different access methods. Could you please provide guidance on: 1. Known service-side changes that might affect rendering, last update date? any breaking changes? 2. Recommended configuration adjustments 3. Any required updates to maintain consistent behavior I know this is in preview still but customers need this especially moving from on prem to cloud. #Claude generated text š
Power BI Service - Couldn't load the model schema associated with this report
Hi All, I'm getting bellow error and need help solving it. This error appears about 60 sec after I click on the report to open it from PBI Workspace or App. I tried to extend Connection Pool Timeout to 90 sec on Analysis Services Server but it not help. The report was created in Power BI Desktop and uses live connection to on-prem Analysis Services Tabular Model deployed into Test environment. We use PBI Gateway (latest version installed) to connect to that model. Service account we use in the PBI Gateway connection has Admin role on the Analysis Services Server, as per Microsoft instructions. And user accessing the data has read access to the AS tabular model DB. We have the same model deployed to Production environment, the Power BI Service uses PBI Gateway connection to access the data. The setup on Live is the same as on Test, however we do not get that error on Production reports. We only have one Power BI Gateway. So from my understanding if for example the mapping in config file for EUN to UPN was wrong that would also fail on Production. The service account password did not expired. Already check that. This issue only appears in Power BI Service. As if I use live connection to my Test Tabular model in Power BI desktop I can connect to the model and can build a report and I can refresh the data. And when I publish my report to Workspace I no longer can connect to the model. This is what I already tried: I have deleted my report from PBI Workspace and re-deployed. I deleted Tabular model DB from the AS server and redeployed the model and then reprocessed it. Created new PBI Gateway connection with different user (myself ā Iām the admin of AS server and the Admin of tabular model DB) Our Power BI desktop is one version behind. But that never caused us an issues. Tried to build new report in PBI Service which will use my PBI Semantic model in Test workspace. But cannot connect to the model, however I can refresh that Semantic model. Please any suggestions would be greatly apricated.
