Oracle Shared Data Source Not Connecting via Report Manager

  • Hiya Guys,

    I'm new here (and new to SSRS) - so hopefully someone will be able to help 🙂

    I've created a Shared Data Source (OLE DB Oracle) which connects and runs my Report correctly within Visual Studio 2008.

    However, when I attempt to run the Report via Report Manager I receive the error:

    An error occurred during client rendering.

    An error has occurred during report processing.

    Cannot create a connection to data source 'Spider'.

    ORA-12638: Hentning af ID-oplysninger fejlede

    (The Server is located in Denmark: ORA-12638 is apparently "Credential Retrieval Failed" - however I know the credentials are correct as the same Data Source works via Visual Studio).

    Does Report Manager send a data request on another port to Visual Studio? The Oracle database is located on a different server and so perhaps I require another port to be opened?!

    If anyone can provide any thoughts then I would be very grateful!

    Cheers,

    Steve.

  • *SMUG FACE*

    As no one seems to know the answer - I'll post my fix here in the off-chance it helps someone in the future 🙂

    After a LOT of research the issue pointed towards the "Double-Hop Authentication" problem - and this article is excellent:

    http://redmondmag.com/Articles/2010/08/23/Reporting-Services-Double-Hop-Authentication.aspx?Page=1

    As it happened - I don't have Domain Admin rights, nor an Active Directory Account for my "Service Account" for SSRS - so instead of trying to explain to our Global IT what I was attempting (and not knowing if it would work) I decided to use my Local Admin Account on the Server as my "Service Account".

    I was therefore unable to run the steps in the walk-through (above) - except for the last one on Page 2.

    I updated tag [font="Courier New"]<RSWindowsNTLM/>[/font] to [font="Courier New"]<RSWindowsNegotiate/>[/font] in file "...Microsoft SQL Server\MSRS10.MSSQLSERVER\Reporting Services\ReportServer\rsreportserver.config", restarted the "SQL Server Reporting" Service, and BOOM!!! The report works.

    I thank you and good night.

    Thank you for all your help 🙂

    Steve.

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