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How to run On-Demand Report 1

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andreis

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Apr 19, 2001
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Hi, how do I let a user run an on-demand report using SQL Server 2005 Reporting Service? I have a report, can't just figure out how a user can run it whenever she wants it. Thanks.
 
Have them go to the Reporting Services web page. When they view the report there it will run the report and get the data.

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Denny, thanks, but the problem with this one is that any user role, even browse, gives a user possibility not only to view/change properties of the report, but also go to other reports...
 
They should have a properties tab, but they shouldn't be able to view anything other than the date created/modified and by who.

When I log into SSRS this is all I can see (this user has Browser only).

Modified Date: 5/5/2009 12:59 PM
Modified By: DOMAIN\UserName
Creation Date: 5/5/2009 12:59 PM
Created By: DOMAIN\UserName
Size: 12 KB

Setup a domain group with the users that need access to the report. Deny that group access to any of the other folders/reports. Create a new folder for that group, and put a linked report in it that points to the origional report.

That or build something into your current app (or a new app) that calls the webmethods on the report server and runs the report on demand.

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