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What is doing the scheduling?<br />
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Why would a user want or need to delete another users report?<br />
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By the error message, I think you need to make them an administrator or there is a permission in the a[pplication doing the scheduling to provide that right.<br />
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mlmcc
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What is doing the scheduling?

Why would a user want or need to delete another users report?

By the error message, I think you need to make them an administrator or there is a permission in the a[pplication doing the scheduling to provide that right.

mlmcc

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Yes that completely worked! thanks so much. I knew it was something like that.
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Yes that completely worked! thanks so much. I knew it was something like that.

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I get the following error on &nbsp;under XI..<br />
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&quot;An error has occurred: An error occurred at the server : Sorry, you do not have the right to 'Delete objects' (id - 22) for 'Sales01 -Combined ' (id - 346150). Please contact your system or permissions administrator if you require this right.&quot;<br />
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This happens when a user tries to delete another users scheduled reports or sucessfully ran reports. <br />
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How can I setup users to be able to delete scheduled reccuring reports without making them an administrator?
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I get the following error on  under XI..

"An error has occurred: An error occurred at the server : Sorry, you do not have the right to 'Delete objects' (id - 22) for 'Sales01 -Combined ' (id - 346150). Please contact your system or permissions administrator if you require this right."

This happens when a user tries to delete another users scheduled reports or sucessfully ran reports. 

How can I setup users to be able to delete scheduled reccuring reports without making them an administrator?

XI permissions question

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