hi All,
I m nicky here.
I have problem on Create Subscription for my report if my Data Source is use Windows Integrated Security, with this error message:
"Subscriptions cannot be created because the credentials used to run the report are not stored, or if a linked report , the linked is no longer valid"
Please Help ....
Thank you
From
nicky
For subscriptions to work the data source must either store credentials nor not require them (none option in the UI).
-Lukasz
|||Does this open the report so that anyone can see it?|||Yep, it sure does. A big pain. You could have multiple copies of the one report and change the data source of each report. Then secure the report via user groups. A pain, but if you only had a few users it might be ok. If you have hundreds however......|||Not sure I understand. When you say multiple copies of a report, you lose me.
I have a report that has stored credentials so that the subscription will work. Unfortunately this also means that anyone can log on to the server and view the report. How do stop everyone from viewing the report?
|||Hey,
Sorry about the delay in responding, Xmas and project work got in the way!
I mean that you publish the one copy of a report, several times to different folders. You don't use a shared data source, but instead use a data source specificially for each report. Now you edit the connection string of each report based data source to match each specific user. Finially, if it is possible, you have each of these reports in a unique folder that have security defined on it per user.
As I said, not pretty, but a possible solution!
Mark
|||Btw, is this report against an Analysis Service DB?|||I got my issue fixed. The problem was that anonymous connections were set within IIS and this meant that RS security was rendered useless. Now that this issue is corrected, everything that I have read works correctly. (If not for the rock in the hoof of the lead horse...)
Thanks for all your help!
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