Role Base Security

Does anyone know how to set up the to where when the user access the Report
Manager all they can see under their user name is the the folder with their
reports only. ALso... I want to be able to hide the Properties Tab and the
Site Settings link.Hi Doug:
I'm not entirely clear on your question, but I do have an article here
that might help:
Introduction To Role-Based Security In SQL Server Reporting Services
http://odetocode.com/Articles/215.aspx
The Site Settings link will not appear for users who are not in a role
with authorization to manage the site settings.
--
Scott
http://www.OdeToCode.com
On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 14:27:01 -0700, "doug"
<doug@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>Does anyone know how to set up the to where when the user access the Report
>Manager all they can see under their user name is the the folder with their
>reports only. ALso... I want to be able to hide the Properties Tab and the
>Site Settings link.sql

Role Assignment Group Question

My home folder gives Everyone access to the Browser role. Then I have a
Test folder that contains a Test Report.
I created a TestUser and added them to a TestGroup.
The problem is that the TestUser cannot see my TestReport.
I removed Everyone from the TestReport. TestFolder still has Everyone as a
Browser role assignment. Then I added in my TestGroup, which TestUser is
a part of. I can't figure out why my TestUser can't see the report.
Of course if I leave Everyone on the TestReport then the TestUser can see
it, or if I add the TestUser individually to the Browser role, then he
can see the report. I tried adding both domain\TestGroup and TestGroup
by itself for a role assignment and neither worked.
Does anyone have any ideas?
-RandyIt appears that there might be a bug. It seems to work as documented when
using groups with no spaces in the name. When a group name contains a
space, I haven't been able to get reporting services to recognise the
group.
-Randy
"Randy" <randyvATitolDOTcom> wrote in message
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> My home folder gives Everyone access to the Browser role. Then I have a
> Test folder that contains a Test Report.
> I created a TestUser and added them to a TestGroup.
> The problem is that the TestUser cannot see my TestReport.
> I removed Everyone from the TestReport. TestFolder still has Everyone as
a
> Browser role assignment. Then I added in my TestGroup, which TestUser
is
> a part of. I can't figure out why my TestUser can't see the report.
> Of course if I leave Everyone on the TestReport then the TestUser can see
> it, or if I add the TestUser individually to the Browser role, then he
> can see the report. I tried adding both domain\TestGroup and
TestGroup
> by itself for a role assignment and neither worked.
> Does anyone have any ideas?
> -Randy
>