Input Payload is invalid, validation result - 'Calling partner RP EvaluatePolicyAsync returned an invalid status code 'Conflict', ReasonPhrase Conflic

Question

Hello people,

I'm not able to connect to any kind of source in Azure Data Factory, for any kind of Linked Service or Activity I get "Input Payload is invalid, validation result - 'Calling partner RP EvaluatePolicyAsync returned an invalid status code 'Conflict', ReasonPhrase Conflict", before yesyerday the pipeline worked good.

Yesterday I made some test to call the DataFactory API from inside DataFactory itself, in order to get the activity logs and then store them... I was able to run the copy activity of the logs, then something happened and I can't find the solution to this issue.

The only thing that I would say is that the same pipelines and linked services, exported to another DataFactory, work, so I think that this is not something strictly related to Data Factory but more to permission on Azure level.

Thanks in advance for your support

Luca

Answer 1

Hello @ElleEsse,
Are you working in the same subscription for all the Data Factories?

Did you try to re-create the Pipelines, DatFlows and LinkedServices instead of importing?

Might be related issue with Firewall and Virtual Network Settings?

It may be due to an issue with the authentication or authorization settings for your Azure account!

Azure Data Factory managed virtual network

Here are some things you can check to troubleshoot the issue:

Check the Azure account permissions: Make sure that the account you are using to authenticate to Azure has the necessary permissions to access the resources you are trying to connect to. For example, if you are trying to connect to an Azure SQL Database, make sure that the account has the necessary permissions to access the database.

Check the Azure Data Factory permissions: Make sure that the service principal or user account that is used to authenticate to Azure Data Factory has the necessary permissions to access the resources you are trying to connect to. For example, if you are trying to connect to an Azure Blob Storage account, make sure that the service principal or user account has the necessary permissions to access the storage account.

Check the Azure Data Factory linked service settings: Make sure that the linked service settings for the data source you are trying to connect to are correct and that they match the settings for the data source. For example, make sure that the connection string, authentication settings, and other settings are correct.

Check the Azure Data Factory activity settings: Make sure that the activity settings for the activity you are trying to run are correct and that they meet the requirements of the data source. For example, if you are trying to copy data from one data source to another, make sure that the source and destination data stores are configured correctly and that the data is in the correct format.

1. Check the Azure Data Factory service status: Check the Azure status page to see if there are any service issues or outages that may be affecting your Azure Data Factory instance.

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