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SQL Reporting Services 2008 -- Data Source (rds) not recognizing my Windows Credentials

Asked by lesotho72 in MS SQL Reporting, .NET, SQL Server 2008

Tags: SQL Reporting Services, VB.NET, Cannot create a connection to data source, rsErrorOpeningConnection

Hello,

I have created a SSRS 2008 report based on a stored procedure in a SQL Server 2008 database.
The report works fine if I select 'Use Windows Authentication (integrated security)' under the shared data source properties.
I have deployed this to our report server (which is set up on my computer -- not a local instance but a server installed on my machine) and it runs properly.
When I switch the 'Shared Data Source Properties' setting to 'Prompt for credentials' -- then pass in my user id and password it does not work.  I get the error:
Cannot create a connection to data source 'johnsmith' (rsErrorOpeningConnection)
I am positive the spelling is correct.  Also, I have definitely added me as a user to the SQL database.
I have even checked the ReportServer database (Event or History table) and seen that the report has run with my user credentials
My eventual goal is to have a set user name and password which is 'hard-coded' for deployment and used by everyone -- but need to be able to pass in these credentials first.

Any help is greatly appreciated

Thanks,
Dan
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Zones: MS SQL Reporting, .NET, SQL Server 2008
Tags: SQL Reporting Services, VB.NET, Cannot create a connection to data source, rsErrorOpeningConnection
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