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Hello all,
we are running into the issue that on the Report Server several Users cannot view any folders. Removing and giving access again didn't fix the issue. I was now wondering if we could make a group for those users and give the right to view the folder to the group but this isn't my aim, since they might need to access different folders. Any suggestions on what might work?
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we are running into the issue that on the Report Server several Users cannot view any folders.
- Are you giving permission at Report or at Folder level ? If you are giving permisoon to user directly at report then they will not be able to access folder. It needs to be given separately.
I was now wondering if we could make a group for those users and give the right to view the folder to the group but this isn't my aim, since they might need to access different folders
This should be the case to follow, always create a group and assign it to report/folder. This is easy to manage and you don't need to delete/add user at each report.
Any suggestions on what might work?
One thing that you can do is to create group for each folder and assign users on it.
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Access was given at folder level.
I've setup a test group for now and seems to be working fine for now. Might switch everything to groups in the future then.
Thanks for the quick help.
Access was given at folder level.
I've setup a test group for now and seems to be working fine for now. Might switch everything to groups in the future then.
Thanks for the quick help.
we are running into the issue that on the Report Server several Users cannot view any folders.
- Are you giving permission at Report or at Folder level ? If you are giving permisoon to user directly at report then they will not be able to access folder. It needs to be given separately.
I was now wondering if we could make a group for those users and give the right to view the folder to the group but this isn't my aim, since they might need to access different folders
This should be the case to follow, always create a group and assign it to report/folder. This is easy to manage and you don't need to delete/add user at each report.
Any suggestions on what might work?
One thing that you can do is to create group for each folder and assign users on it.
Proud to be a Super User!
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