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Click Ownership at the top of the list of schedules. |
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Click OK. |
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Click Yes to confirm the transfer. |
An error indicator on a schedule card indicates that one or more of the scheduled reports has an error. Resolve the issue, and then either wait until the next scheduled run, or manually run any needed reports by clicking Run Now on the scheduled report card, or run the schedule by clicking Run All on the schedule card.
You can also click the View History icon on the schedule card to see the last ten times the schedule ran and any corresponding errors. For more information, see Viewing Schedule History .
If you are running a report or have scheduled a report that will only output to CSV (no matter which format you select), this is likely a report that does not have a layout on the Layout tab of the report definition. For more information, see Creating Report Layouts .
this can indicate that the size of the report file exceeds the default maximum file size of 1MB for Enterprise Reporter email attachments. See Modifying the Maximum File Size for an Email Attachment for instructions on how to increase the maximum file size for email attachments.
Accounts are not verified when you add them, and they must already exist in order to be used by Enterprise Reporter. For each account, you can add a description. This is particularly useful for differentiating between similar accounts, such as similarly named service credentials, or your SQL Server® default "sa" accounts. The combination of the account name and the description must be unique.
The Credential Manager will display a red key icon next to each account that requires a password.
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On the System | Configuration page, go to Credential Manager and click Manage credentials. |
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Click OK. |
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Click Add. |
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Click OK. |
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Click Edit. |
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Optionally, modify the password by selecting Edit Password. |
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Click OK. |
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Click Delete. |
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Click OK. |
When passwords are changed in Active Directory® and Azure Active Directory, they need to be updated everywhere they are in use in Enterprise Reporter. It is possible that the account could be locked if you do not make this change. The Credential Manager makes this easy by providing a central store for accounts. You can change the password, and it is updated in all nodes, schedules, discoveries, and so on.
Credential passwords are encrypted with FIPS 140-2 compliant algorithms and an encryption key that has a user-supplied password. For further information on creation and management of the Enterprise Reporter encryption key, see Appendix: Encryption Key Manager .
The Credential Manager will display a red key icon next to each account that requires a password.
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On the System | Configuration page, click Manage credentials used by Enterprise Reporter. |
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Select Edit Password. |
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