I've spent the last couple of weeks heads down on the Tabpy bug reported over on our site: https://github.com/tableau/TabPy/issues/106
Essentially, we broke some customers when we rolled out 2018.1 servers.
It took awhile to narrow down the defect. After a lot of hard debugging, we isolated the cause to servers that had never set a timeout value. The timeout controls how long Tableau will wait for a server response. Anyway, if that value is not set at all then the server will default to a 0 time. This causes it to wait no time at all for a response, and then give up when the server does not respond in zero time.
Embarrassing and annoying for sure. But as we mention on the site, there is a workaround. Run the tabadmin tool to set a value (directions are in the thread above).
Now that we know the cause of the error, we can start working on a fix. Stay tuned for that.
Since this has taken almost all my time for the past two weeks, I wanted to share an update on where we are.
Questions, comments, concerns and criticisms always welcome,
John
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