"SQL Server 2000 reporting services learning notes" (1) use of the report manager and configure security through role allocation

"SQL Server 2000 reporting services learning notes" (1) use of the report manager and configure security through role allocation

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BIP → Rs → xmlrdl → XML

Because the [business intelligence project] generates a Report Server, the [Report Server] uses the [Report Definition Language] At the underlying layer.
The final file (*. RDL) is a [Extended Markup Language] text.

Business Intelligence Projects)
Reporting Services (Report Server)
XML report Definition Language (Report Definition Language *. RDL)
XML (Extended Markup Language)
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Q: How to start the report manager)
A: The URL is http: // <computer name>/reports.
Http: // localhost/reports/pages/folder. aspx
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Configure security through role assignment:
1. Locate the region or item to set security.
2. Create a role assignment for a specified user account or group account.
3. Select a role for role assignment that describes how you want users or groups to access items.
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Item → policy → role → task → operation

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Group or user
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Item: resource. (Such as folders or reports)
Role Assignment: The process of associating a [group or user] with a [role.
Policy: role assignment result.
Group or user: (such as administrator and guest)
Role: contains multiple tasks.
Task: contains an operation.
Operation: it can be considered as a permission.

Note: Because role-based security is context-related, you must first locate
The specific items (such as folders or reports) can then be created for role assignment.
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Testcase_01
IE> http: // localhost/Reports
> Item: Main folder> report project3
> Attribute> Security
> Create a role assignment
> Group or user name: = guest
> Create a role
> Name: = anonymous professional access
> Note: = You can only view reports, data sources, and others. > OK
> Select the created role. > OK
Result: The user guest can only view reports, but cannot view data sources.
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