So your using local accounts on the SSRS server, rather than AD accounts?

The catalog table links to polices, and the catalog is the folder structure you see in SSRS.

Also ReportServer...

Can you post table definitions, index definitions and sample data for all tables involved? Also if you have it the execution plan.

Please see the second and forth links in...

Service account changed for SQL? Does it have the ability to register / deregister SPN's in AD? SPN's configured and right? Rebooted domain controllers recently?

That error is...

Strange, as SSRS uses the SIDS of the accounts so moving from one server to another shouldnt cause any issues with users, unless something has magically changed in your AD...

Did you backup and restore the reporting services encryption keys?

Yes it is the whole forest as long as the nessesary trusts have been setup between the domains.

NT AUTHORITY\Authenticated Users

That group contains anyone who has a AD account, so will fit your needs.

Yes you can install SQL 2008 Enterprise on Windows 2008 Standard, there is no problem with that, it then boils down to the resources you require as Windows Standard compared...

Personally I change the font to Courier New and leave the colouring and sizing alone as I am used to the keyword colours so changing them would make it confusing.

Koen is right, in the folder where the solution is stored there are files with the extension rdl.data, these are the cached files, if you delete them it will recache...

You will be lucky trying to find out what caused this unless you have some sort of custom monitoring tool which polls your server seeing that is going on.

If the...

You would create a condition on the database facet, for the name object and give it the names of the DB's you want it to check, then it uses that...

You could use dynamic SQL

DECLARE @UseIt varchar(20)

DECLARE @Grade int

DECLARE @AppleFlag int

DECLARE @PearFlag int

DECLARE @BananaFlag int

DECLARE @sql NVARCHAR(MAX)

SET @Grade = 8

SET @AppleFlag = 0

SET @PearFlag = 0

SET @BananaFlag = 0

SET @sql...

You want to go for the lowest level of access, so I would create 2 domain accounts one for the SQLServer and one for the SQLAgent, just basic bog standard...

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