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MSSQL Reporting Services - custom report by who the auth'ed user is.
Posted on 2004-08-17
MSSQL Reporting Services - custom report by who the auth'ed user is.
Need pointers about constructing this:
Given multiple authenticated users of Reporting Services.
Custom reports from a table filtered by whoever is logged in.
Schematically:
select * from table where table.user = [the person who is browsing the report]
Need pointers about constructing this:
Given multiple authenticated users of Reporting Services.
Custom reports from a table filtered by whoever is logged in.
Schematically:
select * from table where table.user = [the person who is browsing the report]
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You can use;
select * from table where table.user = suser_sname()
suser_sname() will contian the current users DOMAIN\username if you are using Windows Authentication
select * from table where table.user = suser_sname()
suser_sname() will contian the current users DOMAIN\username if you are using Windows Authentication
kselvia,
I am not using windows auth.
Moreover probably using the nondescript/anonymous connection from ASP.net application.
I am not using windows auth.
Moreover probably using the nondescript/anonymous connection from ASP.net application.
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