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My 2nd node of 3HA Tableau Server is in degraded state after restart.

Hi Tableau Community, I have a 3 node High Availability Tableau Server Production Environment which has almost more than 1TB of data and 4000+ users are working on it with Core Based Licensing.

Yesterday I initiated maintenance and restart activity of the server to bring back the backgrounder service, VizQL Service and the Application Server Service of my 2nd node to working from Degraded. But after restart, the error still persisted and Data Server also went into error state in 2nd node.

Since it is a production server and I can't get downtime again, kindly let me know how can I bring back my Tableau Server from Degraded to running again.

Thank you in advance

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Sai T (Raleigh Developer Group)
14 sept, 16:06
Hi Garvit,
Since this is a production 3-node HA environment, I would avoid making any further changes or restarting services without first checking the Tableau Server status and logs for the affected node.
Could you please share the exact error/status shown for the Backgrounder, VizQL, Application Server, and Data Server services on node 2, along with any relevant errors from the Tableau Server logs?
If the services continue to remain in a degraded/error state after the standard checks, I recommend opening a case with Salesforce/Tableau Support so they can review the server logs and advise on the safest recovery approach without impacting the production environment.
Hope this helps.

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John Paul
11 sept, 23:12
Yes, this is actually standard Salesforce behavior, not a bug. When converting a Lead into an existing Opportunity, the Lead's currency does override the Opportunity's currency by default regardless of field mapping settings, since currency isn't handled through the normal Map Lead Fields mechanism. The common workaround is using a before update trigger or flow on Opportunity to preserve the original currency when conversion happens, since declarative field mapping alone won't stop this override.

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9 sept, 14:29

During Lead conversion, Is Lead's currency is by default mapped into Converted Opportunity's Currency?

Hi All,

I have a Salesforce org with Multi currency feature enabled. I have facing an issue on Lead conversion process as during Lead conversion in one scenario (Existing Opportunity choose) Lead currency is mapped into Opportunity Currency. So it's literally override the existing Opportunity currency (which selected during lead conversion process) and it's cause to lot of issues.

So May I know, Is this standard behavior in Salesforce, As When a Lead converted into existing Opportunity, Lead's Currency is updated into Mapped Existing Opportunity Currency by default from Salesforce end?

Example :

Lead: X

Lead Currency: USD

Existing Opportunity: OPP-0000001

Opportunity Currency: INR

Amount: 2,00,000

After Lead converted by choosing the existing Opportunity as "OPP-0000001":

Existing Opportunity: OPP-0000001

Opportunity Currency: USD

Amount: 2,00,000

Note: I have confirmed, Currently no mapping in "Map Lead Fields" settings in Lead object and no code level (Apex logic) mapping for this in our org.

Any helps appreciated!!

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Thanks,

Mohanraj S

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Manoj Nambirajan (Dell Technologies) Forum Ambassador
9 sept, 15:09
@Mohanraj S
This is a standard behavior.. unless.. the existing Opportunity already has a product linked to it and Opportunity currency is different.

Otherwise.. when you convert a Lead to an existing Opportunity (with no product associated).. then Lead Currency will override Opportunity currency. hence, help check your Opportunity situation.

also refer below link for details

https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=000382564&type=1

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Unable to Delete Unused Reports – Dashboard Dependency Error

I have a few Salesforce reports that are no longer being used and have never been run. I tried to bulk delete them using Sales Inspector. Some of the reports were deleted successfully, but a few failed with the following error:

DELETE_FAILED: cannot delete a report referenced by one or more dashboard components.

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Also, is there a way to identify all dashboard components that reference a particular report before attempting to delete it?

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Steven Trumble (Strum Consulting) Forum Ambassador
1 sept, 22:55
Build this custom report type is the easiest way.
Find Old Or Inactive Reports And Dashboards To Delete | Salesforce Help

Then add a filter on report name and you can easily find which dashboard(s) are referencing the report you want to delete.

If you are still getting the error, then the report is likely stored in a private folder, so follow this guide:
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