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- September 27, 2021

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- October 06, 2026

GitHub integration icon is greyed out or disabled in your Power BI/Microsoft Fabric workspace Log into the Power BI Admin Portal . Navigate to Tenant settings Go to Git settings (or Integration settings ). "Users can synchronize workspace items with GitHub repositories" is toggled to Enabled .

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Error: TITLE: Microsoft Visual Studio ------------------------------ Failed to execute the package or element. Build errors were encountered. For more information, see the Output window. ------------------------------ BUTTONS: OK ------------------------------ Solution: We tried to close SSDT and run it again but, we still got the same error while running SSIS package. Then, we need to follow bellow solution: Step 1: Go to Task Manager–> Details Tab. Step 2: Locate the process “ DtsDebugHost.exe “. Kill this process. There might be multiple instances of this process. Kill all of them. Step 3: Rerun SSIS package

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- August 11, 2019

--Code Snippet --To Check Subscription Status. USE ReportServer GO SELECT dbo . Subscriptions . Description , dbo . [Catalog] . Name , dbo . Users . UserName , InactiveFlags FROM dbo . Subscriptions INNER JOIN dbo . [Catalog] ON dbo . Subscriptions . Report_OID = dbo . [Catalog] . ItemID INNER JOIN dbo . Users ON dbo . Subscriptions . OwnerID = dbo . Users . UserID --Temporary disables subscriptions while data warehouse is unavailable UPDATE dbo . Subscriptions SET InactiveFlags = 1 GO --After this you can find, all the subscription where disabled until you again enable it. --Again enable subscriptions. UPDATE dbo . Subscriptions SET InactiveFlags = 0 GO

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- September 29, 2026

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