Fabric capacity errors when exporting an image from a power BI report

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Posted on by PhilipHGray

I'm using a Power Automate application to export an image and a PDF file based on a Power BI report.

If the Fabric capacity running the report is exceeded, instead of throwing an error, the image/PDF exports successfully but with an error message overlay:

To return a successful response from the service when the operation clearly hasn't succeeded seems pretty poor.

Is there any way to detect this sort of issue in the response?

Alternatively, is there any way to query Fabric to establish whether enough capacity is available to complete the operation?

I realise that even though it is a Power Automate task that's resulting in this issue, this may not be the correct forum for this question so I'll also post on the Fabric Community.

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André Arnaud de Cal... 629 on at

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Hi Philip,

Have you checked what capacity SKU is selected for the Microsoft Fabric resource in Azure? In case this is a small SKU, you can try to move to a next level. I have also seen issues where capacity is queued due to an expired password.

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I believe you can use the Recognize text in image or document action to retrieve the text from the image. Then, you can use a variety of methods to analyze the text to see if the error was generated.

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