Bonjour En janvier, j'ai créé un rapport Power BI contenant un visuel "Arcgis for Power BI". J'ai ajouté des points à partir d'une table, et j'ai utilisé une carte de base publique de mon organisation. Après avoir configuré le visuel, je me suis déconnecté et j'ai partagé le projet via powerbi.com. Mes collaborateurs pouvaient voir les points et la carte de base sans se connecter avec un compte Arcgis Online. Aujourd'hui, peu après la mise à jour TLS, mon projet Power BI n'affiche pas correctement le visuel de la carte. Lorsque j'ouvre le projet, le visuel affiche une carte de base standard ESRI. J'ai essayé de me connecter, de changer la carte de base, d'enregistrer le projet Power BI et de le redémarrer. Quelqu'un a-t-il déjà vu quelque chose de similaire et l'a-t-il résolu ? Cordialement Rasmus Klog Municipalité de Vejle, Danemark

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En janvier, j'ai créé un rapport Power BI contenant un visuel "Arcgis for Power BI". J'ai ajouté des points à partir d'une table, et j'ai utilisé une carte de base publique de mon organisation. Après avoir configuré le visuel, je me suis déconnecté et j'ai partagé le projet via powerbi.com. Mes collaborateurs pouvaient voir les points et la carte de base sans se connecter avec un compte Arcgis Online.<\/P>

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Aujourd'hui, peu après la mise à jour TLS, mon projet Power BI n'affiche pas correctement le visuel de la carte. Lorsque j'ouvre le projet, le visuel affiche une carte de base standard ESRI. J'ai essayé de me connecter, de changer la carte de base, d'enregistrer le projet Power BI et de le redémarrer. <\/P>

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Quelqu'un a-t-il déjà vu quelque chose de similaire et l'a-t-il résolu ?<\/P>

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JoshJones2

Hey everyone,

The problem should now be resolved. If you clear your browser cache and reload Power BI, you should be able to see version 1.0.0.93 in production. If you are still experiencing issues after you've confirmed that you have version 1.0.0.93, please let us know as soon as possible.

Thank you,

Josh

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YoavRappaport

Josh Jones‌ or Scott Ball‌ or Alagiri Venkatachal‌ are you able to provide a work around. All the maps I made in Power BI and published with AGOL content are not working at this time, please provide instructions how to add a reference layer to the Esri visual from our AGOL account. We would like to use it for only our content and not public shared. Although even public shared content doesn't work. What is the procedure for bringing in our own published content.

JoshJones2

Hi Rasmus and Yoav!

We think we might know what caused the issue, and we're in the process of investigating and getting a fix in place. In the interim, can you please confirm the following to be true:

Reports created in previous versions of ArcGIS Maps for Power BI do not now show their old base maps correctly.
You can sign in and add those base maps, but...
When you save and exit and reload the report, it reverts back to an Esri default base map.

If that is the behavior, we think we might have it figured out and hopefully we'll have it fixed shortly. Apologies for the inconvenience!

Josh

EricO_Neal1

I would like to add that I have public feature service located here:

https://services1.arcgis.com/79kfd2K6fskCAkyg/arcgis/rest/services/WTPInfluence/FeatureServer/0

that is visible in PowerBI desktop, but is no longer visible to users in a powerbi.com report. (It has been visible previously.)

Eric

JoshJones2

Thanks Eric, that confirms my suspicions. We're working with Microsoft and will have this fixed shortly.

JoshJones2

Hi everybody -

A quick update on this. We've identified the issue and we're working with Microsoft to get it fixed right now. We should have it fixed and updated within around an hour (at the time of writing, it is 12:40PM Pacific). Until the fix is live, please do not save updates to reports that contain the visual if possible. You will not lose any data that already exists in regard to your base map selections / reference layers / etc unless it is overwritten with defaults.

You will be able to manually verify that the update has arrived by checking the build number of the visual on your report. In the visual, hover over the Esri logo in the bottom right corner (as shown in the screenshot below) to see the current build number. If it shows "ArcGIS Maps for Power BI (version: 1.0.0.93)" then it has been updated. The version exhibiting the behavior described above is 1.0.0.89.

Josh

JoshJones2

Hey everyone,

Thank you,

Josh

YoavRappaport

Josh Jones‌ Alagiri Venkatachal‌ We are experiencing strange behavior with disappearing layers when saving and very slow upload of layers. version: 1.0.0.95

AlagiriVenkatachal

Hi Yoav,

Could you provide more details on your issue so we can understand what is happening?

What do you mean by slow upload of layers? What kinds of the layers are saving in the report/visual? Is this when you are trying to open a saved report? Is this an older report or a report that was created in v 1.0.0.95?

Thanks,

Alagiri

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