Using ListChildren(@."\",true) returns all items in the report server that a
user has access to, however if the user does not have access to view the home
folder, the call fails.
How do I retrieve ALL the folders/reports that a user has permission for
from an application running with the users default credentials?You would have to write or run the program with an admin account & then once
you get a list of all the children,
you'll have to loop through all of them to determine which one belong to the
X-User.
Edgar,
"DaveH" wrote:
> Using ListChildren(@."\",true) returns all items in the report server that a
> user has access to, however if the user does not have access to view the home
> folder, the call fails.
> How do I retrieve ALL the folders/reports that a user has permission for
> from an application running with the users default credentials?
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Saturday, February 25, 2012
Retrieve ONLY the Report Items that a user has permissions for
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