#Cannot updat storyo 2.0 how to

For more information, see Web Data Connectors in Tableau Server (Link opens in a new window) in the Tableau Server Help.Īfter the web data connector has been tested and vetted, the server administrator can add the URL for the connector to the safe list on the server. If the connector requires credentials to sign in to the web-based data source, you need to ensure that the credentials are embedded with the data source. When you publish the data source or workbook to Tableau Server, you cannot refresh the extract on Tableau Server unless the web data connector is added to the safe list on Tableau Server. You can refresh the extract in Tableau Desktop. When you use a web data connector, Tableau creates an extract of the data that the connector accesses.

#Cannot updat storyo 2.0 how to

How to use a web data connector on Tableau Server and Tableau Cloud For more information, see Testing and Vetting Web Data Connectors (Link opens in a new window) in the Tableau Server Help. If you are unfamiliar with the web data connector, you or your Tableau Server administrator should test and vet the web data connector before you use it. You should use a web data connector that you trust. The web data connector must be hosted on a web server running locally on your computer, on a web server in your domain, or on a third-party web server. You can create your own web data connector or use one that has been created by someone else. A web data connector is an HTML file that includes JavaScript code.

You can use a web data connector to connect to data that is accessible over HTTP and that doesn't already have a connector. Typically, a deprecated connector will be retired 1–2 releases after it is deprecated. Once the connector is retired, it’s removed from the Tableau user interface and any data sources using the connector will no longer work as expected. You can use the connector until it’s been retired. Warning: The Web Data 2.0 connector is deprecated as of the 2023.1 release. For more information, please see: Web Data Connector SDK Note: As of 2022.3 the Web Data Connector 2.0 has been replace by Web Data Connector 3.0. This article describes web data connectors, what to do before you use a connector, and how to connect Tableau to a web data connector.