I've tried to add or delete a user to read report by using report manager.
User Home -> Properties -> New Role Assignment
Then enter user's doman and id information and check the role. However, it
shows ERROR.
The error message:
"Can't find the role '?' (rsRoleNotFound).
When i tried to delete one of the current user, it shows the same error
message.
The error message:
"Can't find the role '?' (rsRoleNotFound).
However, in my roles table, all roles information are all complete and
correct.
Can anyone tell me what's wrong?"roles" here refers to active directory user. You must add user you want to
the active directory (using control panel->management tools->computer
management->users)
than you can use the user you have added in the service now
"Lisa" wrote:
> I've tried to add or delete a user to read report by using report manager.
> User Home -> Properties -> New Role Assignment
> Then enter user's doman and id information and check the role. However, it
> shows ERROR.
> The error message:
> "Can't find the role '?' (rsRoleNotFound).
> When i tried to delete one of the current user, it shows the same error
> message.
> The error message:
> "Can't find the role '?' (rsRoleNotFound).
> However, in my roles table, all roles information are all complete and
> correct.
> Can anyone tell me what's wrong?
>
>
>|||Hi,
The user i want to add has already added in the management tools.
Is there anyother possiblie way to fix this?
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> "roles" here refers to active directory user. You must add user you want
to
> the active directory (using control panel->management tools->computer
> management->users)
> than you can use the user you have added in the service now
> "Lisa" wrote:
> > I've tried to add or delete a user to read report by using report
manager.
> > User Home -> Properties -> New Role Assignment
> > Then enter user's doman and id information and check the role. However,
it
> > shows ERROR.
> > The error message:
> > "Can't find the role '?' (rsRoleNotFound).
> > When i tried to delete one of the current user, it shows the same error
> > message.
> > The error message:
> > "Can't find the role '?' (rsRoleNotFound).
> >
> > However, in my roles table, all roles information are all complete and
> > correct.
> >
> > Can anyone tell me what's wrong?
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
Showing posts with label users. Show all posts
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Cannot view databases in view list for SQL 2005
I have created a couple of new logons/ users and they are dbo's of a few
databases. However it has become apparent that for some reason the databases
are not "browseable" through the SSMS dropdown. Even running sp_databases
does not return their names. The databases can be accessed through text
(e.g. USE dbname) and do look like full access is available.
What on earth is going on? The only difference between this and another
(working) box is that this non-working one is 64 bit windows with 64bit SQL
(x64) wheras the other is 32 bit on 32 bit. I know this because they both
use automated builds which I created.
Regards,
Mark
Hi Mark
"Mark Broadbent" wrote:
> I have created a couple of new logons/ users and they are dbo's of a few
> databases. However it has become apparent that for some reason the databases
> are not "browseable" through the SSMS dropdown. Even running sp_databases
> does not return their names. The databases can be accessed through text
> (e.g. USE dbname) and do look like full access is available.
> What on earth is going on? The only difference between this and another
> (working) box is that this non-working one is 64 bit windows with 64bit SQL
> (x64) wheras the other is 32 bit on 32 bit. I know this because they both
> use automated builds which I created.
> Regards,
> Mark
I assume by dropdown you mean the Object Browser (F8).
Have you changed the permissions for these users at all since they created
the databases?
From BOL:
sp_databases requires CREATE DATABASE, or ALTER ANY DATABASE, or VIEW ANY
DEFINITION permission, and must have access permission to the database.
Cannot be denied VIEW ANY DEFINITION permission.
John
databases. However it has become apparent that for some reason the databases
are not "browseable" through the SSMS dropdown. Even running sp_databases
does not return their names. The databases can be accessed through text
(e.g. USE dbname) and do look like full access is available.
What on earth is going on? The only difference between this and another
(working) box is that this non-working one is 64 bit windows with 64bit SQL
(x64) wheras the other is 32 bit on 32 bit. I know this because they both
use automated builds which I created.
Regards,
Mark
Hi Mark
"Mark Broadbent" wrote:
> I have created a couple of new logons/ users and they are dbo's of a few
> databases. However it has become apparent that for some reason the databases
> are not "browseable" through the SSMS dropdown. Even running sp_databases
> does not return their names. The databases can be accessed through text
> (e.g. USE dbname) and do look like full access is available.
> What on earth is going on? The only difference between this and another
> (working) box is that this non-working one is 64 bit windows with 64bit SQL
> (x64) wheras the other is 32 bit on 32 bit. I know this because they both
> use automated builds which I created.
> Regards,
> Mark
I assume by dropdown you mean the Object Browser (F8).
Have you changed the permissions for these users at all since they created
the databases?
From BOL:
sp_databases requires CREATE DATABASE, or ALTER ANY DATABASE, or VIEW ANY
DEFINITION permission, and must have access permission to the database.
Cannot be denied VIEW ANY DEFINITION permission.
John
Cannot view databases in view list for SQL 2005
I have created a couple of new logons/ users and they are dbo's of a few
databases. However it has become apparent that for some reason the databases
are not "browseable" through the SSMS dropdown. Even running sp_databases
does not return their names. The databases can be accessed through text
(e.g. USE dbname) and do look like full access is available.
What on earth is going on? The only difference between this and another
(working) box is that this non-working one is 64 bit windows with 64bit SQL
(x64) wheras the other is 32 bit on 32 bit. I know this because they both
use automated builds which I created.
Regards,
MarkHi Mark
"Mark Broadbent" wrote:
> I have created a couple of new logons/ users and they are dbo's of a few
> databases. However it has become apparent that for some reason the databas
es
> are not "browseable" through the SSMS dropdown. Even running sp_databases
> does not return their names. The databases can be accessed through text
> (e.g. USE dbname) and do look like full access is available.
> What on earth is going on? The only difference between this and another
> (working) box is that this non-working one is 64 bit windows with 64bit SQ
L
> (x64) wheras the other is 32 bit on 32 bit. I know this because they both
> use automated builds which I created.
> Regards,
> Mark
I assume by dropdown you mean the Object Browser (F8).
Have you changed the permissions for these users at all since they created
the databases?
From BOL:
sp_databases requires CREATE DATABASE, or ALTER ANY DATABASE, or VIEW ANY
DEFINITION permission, and must have access permission to the database.
Cannot be denied VIEW ANY DEFINITION permission.
John
databases. However it has become apparent that for some reason the databases
are not "browseable" through the SSMS dropdown. Even running sp_databases
does not return their names. The databases can be accessed through text
(e.g. USE dbname) and do look like full access is available.
What on earth is going on? The only difference between this and another
(working) box is that this non-working one is 64 bit windows with 64bit SQL
(x64) wheras the other is 32 bit on 32 bit. I know this because they both
use automated builds which I created.
Regards,
MarkHi Mark
"Mark Broadbent" wrote:
> I have created a couple of new logons/ users and they are dbo's of a few
> databases. However it has become apparent that for some reason the databas
es
> are not "browseable" through the SSMS dropdown. Even running sp_databases
> does not return their names. The databases can be accessed through text
> (e.g. USE dbname) and do look like full access is available.
> What on earth is going on? The only difference between this and another
> (working) box is that this non-working one is 64 bit windows with 64bit SQ
L
> (x64) wheras the other is 32 bit on 32 bit. I know this because they both
> use automated builds which I created.
> Regards,
> Mark
I assume by dropdown you mean the Object Browser (F8).
Have you changed the permissions for these users at all since they created
the databases?
From BOL:
sp_databases requires CREATE DATABASE, or ALTER ANY DATABASE, or VIEW ANY
DEFINITION permission, and must have access permission to the database.
Cannot be denied VIEW ANY DEFINITION permission.
John
Cannot view databases in view list for SQL 2005
I have created a couple of new logons/ users and they are dbo's of a few
databases. However it has become apparent that for some reason the databases
are not "browseable" through the SSMS dropdown. Even running sp_databases
does not return their names. The databases can be accessed through text
(e.g. USE dbname) and do look like full access is available.
What on earth is going on? The only difference between this and another
(working) box is that this non-working one is 64 bit windows with 64bit SQL
(x64) wheras the other is 32 bit on 32 bit. I know this because they both
use automated builds which I created.
Regards,
MarkHi Mark
"Mark Broadbent" wrote:
> I have created a couple of new logons/ users and they are dbo's of a few
> databases. However it has become apparent that for some reason the databases
> are not "browseable" through the SSMS dropdown. Even running sp_databases
> does not return their names. The databases can be accessed through text
> (e.g. USE dbname) and do look like full access is available.
> What on earth is going on? The only difference between this and another
> (working) box is that this non-working one is 64 bit windows with 64bit SQL
> (x64) wheras the other is 32 bit on 32 bit. I know this because they both
> use automated builds which I created.
> Regards,
> Mark
I assume by dropdown you mean the Object Browser (F8).
Have you changed the permissions for these users at all since they created
the databases?
From BOL:
sp_databases requires CREATE DATABASE, or ALTER ANY DATABASE, or VIEW ANY
DEFINITION permission, and must have access permission to the database.
Cannot be denied VIEW ANY DEFINITION permission.
John
databases. However it has become apparent that for some reason the databases
are not "browseable" through the SSMS dropdown. Even running sp_databases
does not return their names. The databases can be accessed through text
(e.g. USE dbname) and do look like full access is available.
What on earth is going on? The only difference between this and another
(working) box is that this non-working one is 64 bit windows with 64bit SQL
(x64) wheras the other is 32 bit on 32 bit. I know this because they both
use automated builds which I created.
Regards,
MarkHi Mark
"Mark Broadbent" wrote:
> I have created a couple of new logons/ users and they are dbo's of a few
> databases. However it has become apparent that for some reason the databases
> are not "browseable" through the SSMS dropdown. Even running sp_databases
> does not return their names. The databases can be accessed through text
> (e.g. USE dbname) and do look like full access is available.
> What on earth is going on? The only difference between this and another
> (working) box is that this non-working one is 64 bit windows with 64bit SQL
> (x64) wheras the other is 32 bit on 32 bit. I know this because they both
> use automated builds which I created.
> Regards,
> Mark
I assume by dropdown you mean the Object Browser (F8).
Have you changed the permissions for these users at all since they created
the databases?
From BOL:
sp_databases requires CREATE DATABASE, or ALTER ANY DATABASE, or VIEW ANY
DEFINITION permission, and must have access permission to the database.
Cannot be denied VIEW ANY DEFINITION permission.
John
Cannot use the reserved user or role name db_datareader.
Hi, I have got a problem. When I try to access my database table Users, I get the following error:
SELECT permission denied on object 'Users', database 'Users', owner 'dbo'.
SoI tried to grand this select command in MS Web Data Administration, butit doesnt work. When I try to grand db_datareader role to dbo, I getthe following error
[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Cannot use the reserved user or role name 'db_datareader'.
Does someone have an idea where could be a problem?
You don't need to be granting db_datareader to dbo, you need to beputting the user that you're accessing the database with in that role,or at least giving it SELECT permissions on that table, or better yet,giving it EXECUTE permissions on a stored proc that selects from thattable.
SELECT permission denied on object 'Users', database 'Users', owner 'dbo'.
SoI tried to grand this select command in MS Web Data Administration, butit doesnt work. When I try to grand db_datareader role to dbo, I getthe following error
[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Cannot use the reserved user or role name 'db_datareader'.
Does someone have an idea where could be a problem?
You don't need to be granting db_datareader to dbo, you need to beputting the user that you're accessing the database with in that role,or at least giving it SELECT permissions on that table, or better yet,giving it EXECUTE permissions on a stored proc that selects from thattable.
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