Hi All, I'd like to create a report that gives me a list of all reports and which users have access to each of the reports. I currently use security groups through active directory but there are some instances where I need to specify specific users for sensitive reports. Has anyone every accomplished this? I can get a listing of all of the reports and descriptions by running this query against the ReportServer DB. select distinct Path + '/' + Name,[Description] from [catalog] CAT where Property not like '<Properties />' and Content is not NULL There is a Policies Table and PolicyUserRole table. However, I'm not sure on where to join to get the security levels for each. Any Thoughts? Thanks In advance for any help
See this http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms156014.aspx page for complete information on security aspects of SSRS.
Hi satya, Thanks for link, but that was all general info I was looking for specific table info for the ReportServerDb. Anyways I figured out how I could achieve this, here it is. Just took a little bit of playing around with tables. My main objective here was to create a catalog of reports and show which users have access to each. I'm going to throw this into a matrix object and I should be all set. select Path + '/' + Name as [Report],[Description],USr.UserName from [catalog] CAT inner join PolicyUserRole POLR on POLR.PolicyID = CAT.PolicyID inner join Users USR on USR.UserID = POLR.UserID where Property not like '<Properties />' and Content is not NULL order by [Report] Thanks Again, Jon