Showing posts with label service. Show all posts
Showing posts with label service. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 27, 2012

Data Source Not Shared

How to create a Not Schared Data Source using Reporting Service Web Service?
ThanksWhat do you mean by "not shared"? A data source used by a report (as long
as it is not a shared data source) is a not shared Data Source. Are you
asking how to create it in the designer?
--
-Daniel
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
"Ale Dori" <AleDori@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B33C9A19-D026-481B-A669-24BF9EC8FBDF@.microsoft.com...
> How to create a Not Schared Data Source using Reporting Service Web
> Service?
> Thanks
>

Sunday, March 25, 2012

Data Source Credentials problem

Hi guys.

I've got an Xml DataSource in my report server, used to talk to a web service to retrieve it's data. Now, since this is an Xml DataSource that talks to a Web service, i shouldn't have to give it credentials to run with, or - since the web service runs on the machine right next to my report server - I could use Windows Integrated Auth.

However ... when I try to use Windows Integrated auth. I get back the error:

"This

data source is configured to use Windows integrated security. Windows integrated

security is either disabled for this report server or your report server is

using Trusted Account mode. "


And when I tried to use no credentials, before I can even see the report, I get the error:

"the user data source credentials that are required to execute this report are

not stored in the report server database." - where I just told it that it doesn't need credentials to run this datasource !!!

For the first error you got, there are two possible causes:

1. If you are running RS in sharepoint integrate mode, make sure the authentication mode you set in sharepoint central admin is Windows Integrated, not Trusted Account mode.

2. If you are running RS in non-sharepoint integrate mode, make sure this system properties is set to be true: "EnableIntegratedSecurity".

For the second error, if you set to be none, RS uses a fixed credential configured in Report Server config file to connect to your data source, you have to add it.

|||For the second issue make sure that unattended execution account is initialized. Open Reporting Services Config Manager and goto Execution Account tab|||No, I'm not running in Sharepoint Integrated mode, but I'll try the second resolution and let you guys know what happened, thanx :)|||

Well, here goes the whole story ...

First of all, we're using the Forms Authentication sample in our installation. Thought I should mention that in view of the error I'm about to write ...

Well, I've used the R. Services Configuration tool to set the execution account to a user in my domain. The config tool accepted it fine, only when I tried to run the report I got back:

  • |||

    Finally, i got it to work !!! I created a new user account fot the execution account, one that had no xml special characters in it's uname/pwd and it worked fine.

    Now, you guys should forward this to the implementing team because it's just rediculous ...

    If the username / password of the Execution Account has any sort of "XML special characters" in it, the WMIProvider will fail to set the exec. account details. Although those credentials actually get written encrypted in the xml config file, so that doesn't seem really necessary.

    Anyway, that WOULD be ok, u n l e s s ... if you try to type in the credentials, replacing those special characters with their &xxx; equivalents, the tool will succeed, and write out those details encrypted in the xml file. BUT !!! It won't replace the &amp; to an & in the encrypted string it writes out, so when you try to run reports, login will fail, and you're left there wondering what went wrong.

  • Tuesday, March 20, 2012

    Data recovery service!

    I've been asked to find a data recovery service who can help restore a sql
    server database that has become corrupt or is on a hard drive that has
    become non-functional. Does anyone have suggestions of a company who
    specializes in this sort of work?
    Since most drives (disk arrays) are multiple spindles in a RAID configuration
    could you be a bit more specific? Do you mean, for example, an internal set
    of drives?
    --DatabaseAdmins.com
    Remote DBA Services
    "Beth In Alaska" wrote:

    > I've been asked to find a data recovery service who can help restore a sql
    > server database that has become corrupt or is on a hard drive that has
    > become non-functional. Does anyone have suggestions of a company who
    > specializes in this sort of work?
    >
    >
    |||Hello,
    If you hard drive is totally unusable, only option is restore from a good
    backup and restore transaction log backups.
    Take a look into various hugh availability options using:-
    1. Replication
    2. Logshipping
    3. Database mirroring
    or
    Clustering
    Thanks
    Hari
    "Beth In Alaska" <bethinak@.spamfreeclearwire.net> wrote in message
    news:12up0hbf4hgf94b@.corp.supernews.com...
    > I've been asked to find a data recovery service who can help restore a sql
    > server database that has become corrupt or is on a hard drive that has
    > become non-functional. Does anyone have suggestions of a company who
    > specializes in this sort of work?
    >
    |||"Hari Prasad" <hari_prasad_k@.hotmail.com> wrote in message
    news:%23MgK8%235XHHA.2640@.TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
    > Hello,
    > If you hard drive is totally unusable, only option is restore from a good
    > backup and restore transaction log backups.
    >
    In the meantime, see what a company like Ontrack.com can do.
    And there's one or two software packages that claim to be able to help
    recover data from a corrupt db.
    Take a look at those.

    > Take a look into various hugh availability options using:-
    > 1. Replication
    > 2. Logshipping
    > 3. Database mirroring
    > or
    > Clustering
    > Thanks
    > Hari
    > "Beth In Alaska" <bethinak@.spamfreeclearwire.net> wrote in message
    > news:12up0hbf4hgf94b@.corp.supernews.com...
    >
    Greg Moore
    SQL Server DBA Consulting
    sql (at) greenms.com http://www.greenms.com

    Data recovery service!

    I've been asked to find a data recovery service who can help restore a sql
    server database that has become corrupt or is on a hard drive that has
    become non-functional. Does anyone have suggestions of a company who
    specializes in this sort of work?Since most drives (disk arrays) are multiple spindles in a RAID configuration
    could you be a bit more specific? Do you mean, for example, an internal set
    of drives?
    --DatabaseAdmins.com
    Remote DBA Services
    "Beth In Alaska" wrote:
    > I've been asked to find a data recovery service who can help restore a sql
    > server database that has become corrupt or is on a hard drive that has
    > become non-functional. Does anyone have suggestions of a company who
    > specializes in this sort of work?
    >
    >|||Hello,
    If you hard drive is totally unusable, only option is restore from a good
    backup and restore transaction log backups.
    Take a look into various hugh availability options using:-
    1. Replication
    2. Logshipping
    3. Database mirroring
    or
    Clustering
    Thanks
    Hari
    "Beth In Alaska" <bethinak@.spamfreeclearwire.net> wrote in message
    news:12up0hbf4hgf94b@.corp.supernews.com...
    > I've been asked to find a data recovery service who can help restore a sql
    > server database that has become corrupt or is on a hard drive that has
    > become non-functional. Does anyone have suggestions of a company who
    > specializes in this sort of work?
    >|||"Hari Prasad" <hari_prasad_k@.hotmail.com> wrote in message
    news:%23MgK8%235XHHA.2640@.TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
    > Hello,
    > If you hard drive is totally unusable, only option is restore from a good
    > backup and restore transaction log backups.
    >
    In the meantime, see what a company like Ontrack.com can do.
    And there's one or two software packages that claim to be able to help
    recover data from a corrupt db.
    Take a look at those.
    > Take a look into various hugh availability options using:-
    > 1. Replication
    > 2. Logshipping
    > 3. Database mirroring
    > or
    > Clustering
    > Thanks
    > Hari
    > "Beth In Alaska" <bethinak@.spamfreeclearwire.net> wrote in message
    > news:12up0hbf4hgf94b@.corp.supernews.com...
    >> I've been asked to find a data recovery service who can help restore a
    >> sql server database that has become corrupt or is on a hard drive that
    >> has become non-functional. Does anyone have suggestions of a company who
    >> specializes in this sort of work?
    >
    --
    Greg Moore
    SQL Server DBA Consulting
    sql (at) greenms.com http://www.greenms.com

    Data recovery service!

    I've been asked to find a data recovery service who can help restore a sql
    server database that has become corrupt or is on a hard drive that has
    become non-functional. Does anyone have suggestions of a company who
    specializes in this sort of work?Since most drives (disk arrays) are multiple spindles in a RAID configuratio
    n
    could you be a bit more specific? Do you mean, for example, an internal set
    of drives?
    --DatabaseAdmins.com
    Remote DBA Services
    "Beth In Alaska" wrote:

    > I've been asked to find a data recovery service who can help restore a sql
    > server database that has become corrupt or is on a hard drive that has
    > become non-functional. Does anyone have suggestions of a company who
    > specializes in this sort of work?
    >
    >|||Hello,
    If you hard drive is totally unusable, only option is restore from a good
    backup and restore transaction log backups.
    Take a look into various hugh availability options using:-
    1. Replication
    2. Logshipping
    3. Database mirroring
    or
    Clustering
    Thanks
    Hari
    "Beth In Alaska" <bethinak@.spamfreeclearwire.net> wrote in message
    news:12up0hbf4hgf94b@.corp.supernews.com...
    > I've been asked to find a data recovery service who can help restore a sql
    > server database that has become corrupt or is on a hard drive that has
    > become non-functional. Does anyone have suggestions of a company who
    > specializes in this sort of work?
    >|||"Hari Prasad" <hari_prasad_k@.hotmail.com> wrote in message
    news:%23MgK8%235XHHA.2640@.TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
    > Hello,
    > If you hard drive is totally unusable, only option is restore from a good
    > backup and restore transaction log backups.
    >
    In the meantime, see what a company like Ontrack.com can do.
    And there's one or two software packages that claim to be able to help
    recover data from a corrupt db.
    Take a look at those.

    > Take a look into various hugh availability options using:-
    > 1. Replication
    > 2. Logshipping
    > 3. Database mirroring
    > or
    > Clustering
    > Thanks
    > Hari
    > "Beth In Alaska" <bethinak@.spamfreeclearwire.net> wrote in message
    > news:12up0hbf4hgf94b@.corp.supernews.com...
    >
    Greg Moore
    SQL Server DBA Consulting
    sql (at) greenms.com http://www.greenms.com

    data provider or other service returned an E_Fail status in sql server 2005

    after converting database from sql server 2000 to sql server 2005. my program on vb6 is facing runtime error. i.e.data provider or other service returned an E_Fail status .

    how can i get rid this problem

    Could you please post your connection string and the exact error message that you are getting.

    Jag

    |||

    Main_Module.STRCNNN1 = "driver={SQL Server};server=" & Main_Module.Server_Name & ";" & _
    "uid=SA;pwd=;database=" & Main_Module.Common_Database
    error msg is

    runtime error

    data provider or other service returned an E_Fail status in sql server 2005

    when i am fetching record from view using order by clause in select statement then error is coming

    as

    select * from vew_emp where grade='C' order empno

    at the first time it fetching record with order by

    but when i am using recordset.Requiry

    it cud not fetch the record

    i think when the recordset is open with the record of view

    i am deleting ,inserting record in the view base table then the main recordset is not working

    without using order by it is running and working well
    plz reply me quickly

    data provider or other service returned an E_Fail status in sql server 2005

    Main_Module.STRCNNN1 = "driver={SQL Server};server=" & Main_Module.Server_Name & ";" & _
    "uid=SA;pwd=;database=" & Main_Module.Common_Database
    error msg is

    runtime error

    data provider or other service returned an E_Fail status in sql server 2005

    when i am fetching record from view using order by clause in select statement then error is coming

    as

    select * from vew_emp where grade='C' order empno

    at the first time it fetching record with order by

    but when i am using recordset.Requiry

    it cud not fetch the record

    i think when the recordset is open with the record of view

    i am deleting ,inserting record in the view base table then the main recordset is not working

    without using order by it is running and working well
    plz reply me quickly


    Move the thread from Visual Basic Language in order to get better and satisfied answers.

    |||

    Take a look at this - http://www.sql-server-performance.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=3778

    Hope this helps

    Tuesday, February 14, 2012

    Data from a web service

    I have a need to provide data, and ssrs looks like the ticket. The problem
    is that the ss2k database is behind a firewall; I can get to it with a web
    service that returns a dataset, but I dont see how to get ssrs to recognize
    it.
    Is that possible?
    Thx, MarkIn RS 2000, we dont' have a web service data extension. This is on the list
    for a future version.
    -Lukasz
    This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
    "MarkAurit" <MarkAurit@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    news:23AF2B99-29F5-4B81-95DA-507815F4CF35@.microsoft.com...
    >I have a need to provide data, and ssrs looks like the ticket. The problem
    > is that the ss2k database is behind a firewall; I can get to it with a web
    > service that returns a dataset, but I dont see how to get ssrs to
    > recognize
    > it.
    > Is that possible?
    > Thx, Mark