The error message in the screenshot suggests that there may be an issue with connecting the data source or with the configuration settings.
Troubleshooting Steps:
- Check the Data Source Configuration:
- Ensure that the URL you provided as a data source is correct and accessible.
- Verify that the format of the data at the URL is supported by Azure AI Search.
- Review Connection Strings and Permissions:
- Double-check the connection strings for both the Azure AI Search and Blob Storage resources to make sure they are accurate.
- Ensure that the correct access permissions are set up for these resources, allowing Azure OpenAI to connect to them.
- Examine Azure Logs:
- Go to the logs section in the Azure portal for both the Azure AI Search and Blob Storage resources.
- Look for any error messages or warnings that could indicate what went wrong during the connection attempt.
- Retry the Operation:
- Sometimes, transient errors can occur. Simply trying to add the data source again after a short wait might resolve the issue.
- Check Resource Limits:
- Make sure that you have not hit any resource limits, such as the number of indexes or storage capacity, which might cause the operation to fail.
- Test with a Different Data Source:
- Try using a different URL or data source to see if the problem is specific to the original URL.
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