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I am new to SSRS. Been able to design a report using BIDS. When I try to deploy the report using BIDS, the reporting servics login screen keeps prompting for a username and password. Various attempts to connect using various login credentials failed and the screen persists.
I also tried to use the report manager but it only displays a blank screen without the needed options.
Attempt to use the Report Server url displays the following error: "The permissions granted to user 'DBA\Barns' are insufficient for performing this operation. (rsAccessDenied)" My report server service account is "Network Service".
I'll appreciate any urgent help.
Regards
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Hi akumbabarns
I had a similar problem early this week on a freshly installed SSRS 2008 on my development laptop (Windows 7); I will explain the steps I did to resolve my issue.
Open Reporting Services Configuration Manager
Service Account Local System Report Manager: http://localhost:80/Reports_InstanceName Close Reporting Services Configuration Manager
We were reviewing the parameters we will need later Disable User Account Control Setting
Click on the Start button Type UAC on the Search program and files Click on User Account Control Setting option Pull the lever down to Never Notify Reboot your workstation
We will reset the UAC setting once we finish the whole procedure Configuring Report Manager
Start your browser Internet Explorer Type in your Report Manager URL (the one identified on the first block of this procedure) The Report Manager now renders the Home folder with the Contents and Properties tabs Click on the Properties tab. Click on the New Role Assignment button Assign your account domain/user_name to the Content Manager role. Click on the Ok button to save the new user-role
Click on the Site Settings link located at the top-right of the browser's window Click on its Security option located on the left pane Add yourself to the System Administrator and System User roles. Click on the Ok button to save the changes Close the browser Enable User Account Control Setting
Click on the Start button Type UAC on the Search program and files Click on User Account Control Setting option Pull the lever to the same position it has before.[/b] Reboot your workstation Open BIDS and your project
On the solution explorer, right-click on your project node Click on the Properties node Enter the name for the TargetDataSourceFolder Enter the name for the TargetReportFolder Enter the target server URL http://localhost/ReportServer_InstanceName It is up to you to set the property OverwriteDataSources to true or false Click on the Ok button to close the properties window.
That's it, you should be able to deploy your reports to your local report server. You will need to enter your login credential when accessing the Report Manager via the browser.
Hope this helps. Arnaldo
Hope this helps, Rock from VbCity
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THANKS MAN. You made my day.
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Hello,
I still have some issues with this. I realized that after resetting the UAC settings to the default value, the problem persists. I also realized that I still can't Deploy with BIDS since the login prompt is still there. I have reverted to using the Report Manager to upload reports that I've designed in BIDS. Since that is possible and easy.
Will appreciate your usual assistanc.
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Please tell us what happens after you disabled UAC, Where you able to login into Report Manager? Did it show you the Contents and Properties tabs?
It is a long procedure, and the step about disabling UAC and accessing Report Manager is the most important, that will be the first step in troubleshooting your issue.
Hope this helps
Hope this helps, Rock from VbCity
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Hello Rock,
After disabling UAC, I was able to login to Report Manager. It displayed all the required content. But after I re-enabled it, it didn't display the content again.
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That's very good akumbabarns
Once you are at the Report Manager with UAC disabled you have to change its settings to add your account as a Content Manager System Administrator and System User
You will do that in two stages:
1. Clicking on the Properties tab (on the left of the screen, under the Home folder) 2. Clicking on the Site Settings link (top-right of the screen)
Properties Here, you assign your account as a Context Manager You should enter your account as DOMAIN/login (look at the attached picture)
Site Settings Here you assign your account as: System Administrator and System User You should enter your account as DOMAIN/login (look at the attached picture)
- o - Once you complete these configurations, reset the UAC as it was, then reboot the machine, once the machine is back you should be able to access the Report Manager by login with your account and password, you should be able to get a Report Manager with all the admin controls, as they appear at the top of the attached image.
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The attached picture, contains 3 areas; the top is the Report Manager, its middle is the screen you will get when assigning your account to the Context Manager, the bottom is when you assign your account to the System Administrator and System User.
Let us know the outcome to move to the next section of the procedure.
Hope this helps, Rock from VbCity.
Hope this helps, Rock from VbCity
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Hello Rock,
Just tried the steps as u directed. See attached screen shots. But after re-enabling the UAC settings and restarting the system, report manager doesn't display the Content and Properties tabs any longer.
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Hi akumbabarns
Is DBA the domain your account is assigned to? it should be the same, it is the same domain you are assigned when login to your workstation; let me explain my environment, it is a laptop with MS SQL 2008 installed, my laptop name is jupiter, and it turned to be the domain I should be using, although I have a local area network, with a different domain name.
If you are unable to access the Report Manager once UAC is re-enabled, then you should try to use the machine name instead of the DBA.
Hope this helps, Rock from VbCity
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Hello Rock,
DBA is my computer Name.
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