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Change Auditor 7.5 - User Guide

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SQL Reporting Services Configuration

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SQL Reporting Services Configuration

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Introduction
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SQL Reporting Services Page
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SQL Reporting Services Templates
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SQL Reporting Services Wizard

Introduction

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Introduction

You can define SQL Reporting Services (SRS) templates that define all the necessary Report Server information (URL and credentials) and Change Auditor data source information for publishing reports. These templates can then be made available to users who choose to publish reports to SRS. That is, when an authorized user attempts to publish a report to SRS using the Publish reports to SQL Reporting Services right-click command on the Searches page, they can use the Import SRS Settings button on the Reporting Services Setup dialog to import the settings defined in a SQL Reporting Services template to publish their reports.

SQL Reporting Services Page

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SQL Reporting Services Page

The SQL Reporting Services page is displayed when SQL Reporting Services in the Configuration task list is selected in the navigation pane of the Administration Tasks tab. From this page you can launch the SQL Reporting Services wizard to define the reporting services and data source information needed to publish reports to SRS. You can also edit existing templates, disable/enable templates and remove templates that are no longer being used.

The SQL Reporting Services page contains an expandable view of all the SQL Reporting Services templates that have been previously defined. To add a new template to this list, use the Add tool bar button. Once added, the following information is provided for each template:

Template

Displays the name assigned to the template when it was created.

Status

Indicates whether the template is enabled or disabled.

URL

This field is used for filtering data.

Authorized Accounts

This field is used for filtering data.

 

Click the expansion box to the left of the Template name to expand this view and display the following details:

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NOTE: The cells directly under the main heading rows are used for filtering data. That is, as you enter characters into these cells, the client will redisplay the templates that meet the search criteria (i.e., comparison operator and characters entered).
URL

Displays the Report Server URL specified in the wizard.

Database

Displays the Data Source name of the database as specified in the wizard.

Authorized Account

Displays the accounts that are authorized to use this SQL Reporting Services template.

 

SQL Reporting Services Templates

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SQL Reporting Services Templates

To create a SQL Reporting Services template:
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Open the Administration Tasks tab and select Configuration.
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Select SQL Reporting Services in the Configuration task list to open the SQL Reporting Services page.
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Use Add to start the SQL Reporting Services wizard to define the report server and data source information.
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On the first page of the wizard:
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Enter a name for the template.
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Enter the URL of the SRS server that is to host the Change Auditor reports

For example: http://<SQL_Server>/<ReportServer>

where: <SQL_Server> is the name of the server hosting SRS and <ReportServer> is the name of the report server virtual directory. (In a default Reporting Services installation, the name of the virtual directory is reportserver.)

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Enter the user account, credentials and domain for a Windows account the has permissions to copy files to SRS.
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NOTE: This Windows account requires rights to create SRS reports and data sources on the server (a.k.a. Content Manager).
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Enter the user account and credentials to be used to access the Change Auditor database (data source).
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Click Test to verify the credentials entered above.
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On the second page of the wizard, select the user or group accounts that are authorized to use this template to publish Change Auditor reports to SRS.
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NOTE: The user and group accounts entered on this page are the ONLY accounts that are allowed to import the settings in this template to publish Change Auditor reports to SRS. For example, the first time an authorized user selects the Import SRS Settings button on the Reporting Services Setup dialog, the Change Auditor Administrators will not be able to import the settings in this template to publish reports to SRS unless they are also added as an authorized account on this page.

Use the Browse or Search pages to locate and select the accounts to be included in the template. Use the Add button to add these accounts to the list box at the bottom of the page.

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Select Finish to create the template and return to the SQL Reporting Services page.

Now when an authorized user attempts to publish a report to SRS using the Publish reports to SQL Reporting Services right-click command on the Searches page, they can use the Import SRS Settings button on the Reporting Services Setup dialog to import the settings defined in this template to publish their reports.

To modify a template:
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On the SQL Reporting Services page, select the template to be modified and select Edit.
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This displays the SQL Reporting Services wizard, where you can modify the report server and data source settings and authorized accounts included in the template.
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Click Finish.
To disable a template:

The disable feature allows you to temporarily disable the use of a template without having to remove it from Change Auditor.

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On the SQL Reporting Services page, use one of the following methods to disable a template:
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Click in the Status cell for the template to disable and select Disabled
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Right-click the template to disable and select Disable

The entry in the Status column for the template will change to ’Disabled’.

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To re-enable a template, use the Enable option in either the Status cell or right-click menu.
To delete a template:
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On the SQL Reporting Services Auditing page, select the template to delete and select Delete | Delete Template
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A dialog will be displayed confirming that you want to delete the selected template. Select Yes.
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