Is this possible? All of our users are required to login to our website in order to access their applications they have particular access to. is there a way to pass the same from variable to the first Report parameter. Currently i have it set up (development environment) that all report parameters are visible when we go to the web page to access report. I only want certain parameters available based on who is logged on, but i do not want to build 20 different reports to accomplish this.
Any help would be greatly appreciatedInstead of creating many different report you may take a look at creating
linked reports. Linked reports carry their own security settings, parameter
settings but share the same report definition. For example, you can provide
default value for a parameter and declare it read-only on a linked report.
Users who have access to this linked report won't be able to set the value
of that parameter.
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"Derek M" <DerekM@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Is this possible? All of our users are required to login to our website
in order to access their applications they have particular access to. is
there a way to pass the same from variable to the first Report parameter.
Currently i have it set up (development environment) that all report
parameters are visible when we go to the web page to access report. I only
want certain parameters available based on who is logged on, but i do not
want to build 20 different reports to accomplish this.
> Any help would be greatly appreciated
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