This issue is related to the following known issue articles:
W-21181554 - After upgrading Tableau Server to version 2025.3.0 or later, users encounter an error when accessing workbooks connected to published data sources
W-21181921 - After upgrading Tableau Server to 2025.3.0 or later, error when accessing workbooks using context filter and connected to published data sources
The fix for both of these issues is to implement the following:
Starting Tableau Server version 2025.3.4, the above flags are set to "false" by default and there is no need to manually set them to false.
The same can be checked using 'tsm configuration get -k" for any of the four flags mentioned above.
For customers using Tableau Server version 2025.3.4 or later, any changes to set the above flag values to true in version 2025.3.4 should be coordinated with Technical Support. If customers choose to enable these features by setting the flags to "true" on their own in 2025.3.4, it is strongly advised to thoroughly test the functionality first. If the features perform as expected, the flags can remain set to "true"; otherwise, it is recommended to revert them back to "false."
Please be aware that in Tableau Server version 2025.3.5, these flags default to "false," so it’s important to verify their settings again after upgrading to this version.
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