Showing posts with label content. Show all posts
Showing posts with label content. Show all posts

Thursday, March 22, 2012

BUG? or intended that in order to move or rename reports....

...anywhere in the folder structure a person must be set up as a Content Manager at the Reporting Services ROOT (and at every level of the folder hierarchy down to the level that they are moving/renaming)?

Sure, you can remove them from the role in other folders where they should not be moving or renaming objects, but it seems you still have to have them at the root (and down the chain), which gives them far more capabilities than you might intend.

Jeff

After further examination into this problem, it appears in order for someone to move or rename a report or file, they need two things:

1) Content Manager role for the folder they are moving to/from or renaming files

2) Content Manager role for the root RS folder, but not up or down the chain between the root or the folder above.

This has really got to be a bug, as I can't imagine Microsoft doing this on purpose.

Jeff

Friday, February 24, 2012

Browsing content of a FullText catalog

Good afternoon,
I'm looking for a way to browse or dump the content of a SQL Server
2005 FullText catalog. I saw that cidump.exe used to be the reference
in this matter but I haven't been able to find any tool which is
working with the current version of SQL Server (2005 SP2). Do I miss
any DM or sys.fulltext_* view ?
Thx for your support on that,
Regards,
Vincent.
no, cidump was yanked as it was a security risk. There is no supported way
to browse the catalog.
Hilary Cotter
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<vsld@.free.fr> wrote in message
news:1176381621.429147.220630@.o5g2000hsb.googlegro ups.com...
> Good afternoon,
> I'm looking for a way to browse or dump the content of a SQL Server
> 2005 FullText catalog. I saw that cidump.exe used to be the reference
> in this matter but I haven't been able to find any tool which is
> working with the current version of SQL Server (2005 SP2). Do I miss
> any DM or sys.fulltext_* view ?
> Thx for your support on that,
> Regards,
> Vincent.
>
|||Ok. That's a sad news ! :-/
Thx for fast feedback anyway !
Vincent.