Mike Johnson
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permissions granted to user are insufficient for performing this operation
The permissions granted to user 'MRJOHNSON01\MRJOHNSON' are insufficient for performing this operation. I have 'MRJOHNSON01\MRJOHNSON' as part of the SQL user (admin) group, this is my logon. Also Im using the default window authentication. When I logon on to the Report Manager <servername>/reports, it request me to login. When I login I get the "Home" folder, and there is no "setting link for me to assign the "content Manager" role.
I get this error when I try to "deploy" a report i've just created through the Report Designer. I had this working on my desktop, but for some reason its not working on my laptop.
How can I correct this problem?
I get this error when I try to "deploy" a report i've just created through the Report Designer. I had this working on my desktop, but for some reason its not working on my laptop.
How can I correct this problem?
I don't have a solution; just a comment.
You've just run into the main reason many people are so slow to "upgrade" to Vista. It's a security administration nightmare--too many settings that have to be addressed to get things to work, and no easy way to discover which ones you need to worry about. I would search the Microsoft knowledge base on MSDN, etc., if you don't get an answer here. I haven't installed Vista yet myself; so I don't have any suggestions for you to try.
You've just run into the main reason many people are so slow to "upgrade" to Vista. It's a security administration nightmare--too many settings that have to be addressed to get things to work, and no easy way to discover which ones you need to worry about. I would search the Microsoft knowledge base on MSDN, etc., if you don't get an answer here. I haven't installed Vista yet myself; so I don't have any suggestions for you to try.
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Well it came on my "new" Dell laptop.... I asked for XP but they don't install it anymore.
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Well... one way around the Vista operating system problem is that I purchased and installed VMWare, which let me create a Virtual XP OS on my Vista laptop.
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