I am trying to create reports via Power BI using the data I have on my Airtable database.
I followed the tutorial on the airtable website (https://support.airtable.com/hc/en-us/articles/4403440453015-Sending-Airtable-data-to-Microsoft-Powe...) to create the link between the two tools but I get an error message, as you can see below.
Translated into English :
Expression.Error: Sorry… We could not convert the null value to a
Record type. Details: Value= Type=[Type]
Do you know how I can correct this error message?
Thanks a lot!
Do you know how I can correct this error message?
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I am getting the following error when i am trying to load a table from hive in power bi desktop.
"OLE DB or ODBC error: [DataSource.Error] ERROR [HY000] [Hortonworks][Hardy] (35) Error from server: error code: '0' error message: 'Invalid OperationHandle: OperationHandle [opType=EXECUTE_STATEMENT, getHandleIdentifier()=e3ffaec5-d446-4a22-adc5-a859d2abfd2a]"
I was got this error until ago.
Because my systems have -Power BI and Windows Server- different formats. I could fix it going to Control Panel > Region > Formats > English
(United States)
Other case you can check column types. If you are doing type
conversion, you should check the data content or Dax function.
Quick Note, I have reviewed these threads and they do not fix my issue:
( Outdated info, see documentation below ) Access Snowflake query results through PowerBI
( I would expect this to fix my issue, but it does not ) How to write a Snowflake SELECT statement query in Advance Editor from powerBi
Hi All,
When attempting to query snowflake with a native query, I get this error:
These are the parameters:
I have verified the credentials / tables / databases / schemas are correct by connecting to directly to one table at a time, but simple queries like the screenshot and complex queries all return this message "native queries aren't support by this value".
I know this is a new feature ( June 2021 ) and I have read the documentation here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-query/connectors/snowflake#connect-using-advanced-options
EDIT:
I have tried the following query formats:
SELECT * FROM "MyDatabase".PUBLIC.ITEMSTABLE
SELECT * FROM "MyDatabase"."PUBLIC".ITEMSTABLE
SELECT * FROM "MyDatabase"."PUBLIC"."ITEMSTABLE"
I believe that this may be due to my MyDatabase being case sensitive and PowerBI stripping the quotes around it in the query.
In snowflake, this query succeeds while the same query in PowerBI fails:
SELECT * FROM "MyDatabase".PUBLIC.ITEMSTABLE
Issue opened with Microsoft here:
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Issues/Unable-to-query-case-sensitive-Snowflake-tables/idc-p/2030983
Any help is appreciated.
Most likely the query provided in message box is terminated with semicolon. It should be removed from the source query:
And actual query sent to Snowflake:
As we can see it is wrapped with outer query so any kind of input that makes the full query invalid one will error out.
I had similar issue with Native query written using Dataverse as Datasource. PowerBI Refresh was successful on the power bi desktop but refresh was failing on powerbi server. It was fixed for me when I have appended [EnableFolding=false] keyword in the native query. I have attached the screenshot for a reference of what i have modified. Hope this will help someone
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Regards,
Mohith
It has been confirmed by a Microsoft ticket that my issue was that I had a case sensitive database name. The solution from MS was to... Not have a case sensitive DB name.
My report was running normally yesterday but now the report on power bi service gives an error of A query failed due to an invalid table, column, or object name.
The gateway is online and doesn't seem to have any issues regarding that.
The report works fine on power bi desktop.
I could not figure out the exact issue for this error.
Could anyone please help me figure this out?
This is what I Get from show details
Not much detail here.
The solution to my question was simple. I work on the .pbix on my local machine and deploy the .pbix to the service linking live database from RDP.
The issue was column name difference in the local database and the live database.
I figured this out by comparing each tablename and columnname for all the tables in both databases.
I've nearly 10 visuals in canvas, and the report is running under Snowflake Datawarehouse in DirectQuery mode. Few visuals have date parameter as their coordinates or in filter everything is working as anticipated in PowerBI Desktop version, but after publishing same to PowerBI service things got broken, All visuals with date columns (in filter or coordinates) not render with title error.
Cannot connect to the mashup data source. see error details for information.
Clicking error details shows following error
Couldn't retrieve the data for this visual. Please try again later.
Please try again later or contact support. If you contact support, please provide these details.
I previously read and understand that DirectQuery mode will not consider or apply Date and Time intelligence to date fields, that is ok but nowhere mentioned that Visuals with date fields will not work.
How to get Reports back now?
Uninstall either On-premise or Enterprise gateway from the Power BI server and try again.
Getting an error on the Enterprise Gateway
The following exception occured while the managed iDbconnection
interface was being used the keyword isn't supported: Version
What can be done to fix this?
I was having the same issue, and apparently the cause this error is when you create a manual table by using the 'Enter data' option. I had a data table with just one row but Power BI didn't like that, and kept giving the same error on each refresh attempt. Removing the the table altogether eliminated this error.
http://community.powerbi.com/t5/Service/The-keyword-isn-t-supported-version/td-p/23372
Thanks
Kaz