I have been trying to add one AAD "Security" Group as a "viewer" to my Power BI workspace linked to "Embedded Capacity (A1)" but its keep on failing with below error i.e. GroupMemberCountExceedsAllowedLimit, As per error message looks its due to limit on total number of members in SG but I've even tried removing all users from SG (empty SG) but the error still persists, Tried adding SG manually as well as using PBI Rest API but no luck.
Any leads are highly appreciated..
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I got the read access on a dataset in bug query. However when I try to connect it in data studio. I get a configuration error.
Tried reconnecting the dataset and even though i can access the dataset if i login in BigQuery.
Any ideas, if I need any special permissions to connect that dataset to from datastudio?
If you get configuration error on any shared dataset make sure you have Viewer Permission. BigQuery Viewer Permission will not work for this.
I have made a Power BI Dashboard with Analysis Services (Live Connection). I have full access to the database and in Power Bi Desktop everything works (all data is visible and updated).
Then, when I publish the dashboard, and go to app.powerbi.com to open the DB, it gives me the error message that it cannot access the data source. "This report could not access its data source. please contact , the author, to have it fixed." However, the gateway is set correctly and also connected to the corresponding dataset. I've already delete and re-create the role in the database. What is noticeable is that the update date right after the publishing says: 1.1.53, 00:53:28. After the first gateway update it shows the correct date and time. Can anyone help me to fix the problem? Thank you very much!
You need to assign all of the end users read/write roles on the Tabular model.
I have a dataset (SSAS) in workspace A, and a report in workspace A that was also copied in workspace B.
People in my organization can see the report in workspace B after I grant them access at report (from workspace B) and dataset (from workspace A). But people in other organization cannot see the report and get this error message:
You cannot see the content of this report because you do not have
permissions to the underlying dataset. Please contact the dataset
owner to request access.
What should I do to grant access to other people to the report?
Should I copy the dataset from workspace A to workspace B? This dataset is pointing to SSAS cube (so it's a live connection) and I have remarked the dataset was not copied when the report was copied (as it usually happens).
I don't have situation as your, but you can check permissions on dataset level -> direct access (without adding access to workspace).
None of the other solutions worked for me. However, I did add [BUILD] access to the user as well as [READ] only, and then it worked.
If RLS is enabled then see below details to provide users access:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/enterprise/service-admin-rls
To resolve this issue, you need to:
Remove the users from the dataset permissions and dashboard, and share it again from the dashboard UI, now the users will have the access
For more reference, you can review the reply from PowerBi forum on this.
If this doesn't resolve the issue, make sure to confirm that the granted permissions for users conform to references shared there. (as reports require same level of permissions as dashboards)
I have a report from power bi, which has a direct connection to the server to obtain the data (analisys services). To access the data from my account I use the on premises data gateway, which works correctly and I can view the data in the web app. The problem appears when the report to another user (both having the pro account). From the account of the other user you can see that a report was shared, but when you open it the following error appears: "Error executing the query because the cube or some internal structures have not been processed (or do not exist)" .Also grant owner permissions to the cube to the user in question. Any clue where it might be failing?
I think you should Map usernames for this connection.
Go to settings -> Manage gateways
Under your gateway cluster you should have your data source (if not you can add a new one and it's quite straight forward to set up, just choose analysis services, write in database name of server and credentials) and then you should go to Users tab.
There you can see Map usernames where you need to Replace the account to which you want to share with an account that has permissions in SSMS.
For example you want to share to example#elpmaxe.com and you have granted permissions in SSMS to user named example.elpmaxe, so in map usernames you would replace example#elpmaxe.com with example.elpmaxe
The answer was easy but finding it was difficult. The issue was that even though you had assigned the role in the cube to the user who wanted to share the report, you had not given them read permission (assuming the role had already been assigned). It is a basic problem but if you are a beginner in analysis services it can get complicated.
I'm trying to get data from one of the reports available in the google play console. Specifically the user_acquisition report. I set up the data transfer service within the google cloud platform in order to use the BigQuery API.
When querying that specific report the results are partial. Some columns match the results I get when downloading the report manually but other columns just have the value null although the downloaded report shows that there should be numerical values there.
Another peculiar thing is that when specifying a date range for the query (month of may for example) the result will show about 1/3 of the dates in that month but there should be a row for each day of the month.
When looking at the transfer runs history, some of the runs have completed successfully, and some have failed giving the error message: Error code 5 : No files found for any reports. Please make sure you selected the correct Google Cloud Storage bucket and Google Play reports exist. But if no files are found, then how am i getting any results at all?
The users of both the GCP and Google Play Console are the owners of the project, so there shouldn't be any issue with the permissions to access the bucket where the reports are stored.
I tried creating another data transfer service to see if it can even find the reports. It did find some of the files but not the one I'm interested in. The transfer run history shows the same error as mentioned above.
Has anyone had some similar problem before and perhaps can offer some sort of solution? Or maybe just has some insights into why this problem is occurring?
I think the issue could be related with the availability of the desired report, since I've found that only some reports are supported by this service:
Detailed reports (Reviews, Financial reports)
Aggregated reports (Statistics, User acquisition)
Could it happen that the specific report your want to export is not supported?
If that's not the case I think you should file a support case sharing the "Resource name" into the Transfer details of the failed exports (and correct ones for reference). Alternatively of the support ticket you can also report a defect on the transfer service on a Public Issue tracker. The support team can help you to review further the error message.