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group:[urgent] blank screen for Report Manager
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I have installed Reporting Services on my notebook for creating reports.
OS : Windows XP Pro Apps : SQL Server 2000 Developer Edition 8.00.818 SQL Server 2000 Reporting Services Developer Edition After installing, I typed "http://localhost/ReportServer" to verify the installation. Seems to be ok. I typed "http://localhost/Reports" to access the Reporting Services Console. If installed properly, I should be seeing 2 tabs, "Contents" and "Properties". I need to click "Properties" tab to give new role assignments, but I'm seeing a blank screen and no tabs. I can only see the "Home" folder icon on the top left of the screen and "Home | My Subscriptions | Help" on the top right of the screen. I have already tried reinstalling Reporting Services quite a few times. I even tried reinstalling SQL Server as well. Same result. I tried searching the KB and MS sites and haven't found any help yet. If anyone can help me with this problem .. please .. pleeeeeeeeeeease help me!
I think that by default, only members of the local administrators group have
access, so check that you are a member of this group on your local machine and try opening Report Manager again. HTH, Steve [quoted text, click to view] "Kor_Win_Adm" wrote:
> I have installed Reporting Services on my notebook for creating reports. > > OS : Windows XP Pro > Apps : SQL Server 2000 Developer Edition 8.00.818 > SQL Server 2000 Reporting Services Developer Edition > > After installing, I typed "http://localhost/ReportServer" to verify the > installation. > Seems to be ok. > > I typed "http://localhost/Reports" to access the Reporting Services Console. > If installed properly, I should be seeing 2 tabs, "Contents" and "Properties". > I need to click "Properties" tab to give new role assignments, but I'm seeing > a blank screen and no tabs. I can only see the "Home" folder icon on the > top left of the screen and "Home | My Subscriptions | Help" on the top right > of the screen. > > I have already tried reinstalling Reporting Services quite a few times. I > even > tried reinstalling SQL Server as well. Same result. > > I tried searching the KB and MS sites and haven't found any help yet. If > anyone can help me with this problem .. please .. pleeeeeeeeeeease help me!
Thank you for replying Steve.
I already checked that. I already am a member of the local administrators group. That's why it's puzzling me. Is there any settings that I have to give from the IIS? I already checked the settings for virtual directory "ReportServer", that seems to be ok. And I don't think it has anything to do with getting proper access to "http://localhost/Reports" .. does it?!? [quoted text, click to view] "stevefromoz" wrote:
> I think that by default, only members of the local administrators group have > access, so check that you are a member of this group on your local machine > and try opening Report Manager again. > > HTH, > > Steve > > "Kor_Win_Adm" wrote: > > > I have installed Reporting Services on my notebook for creating reports. > > > > OS : Windows XP Pro > > Apps : SQL Server 2000 Developer Edition 8.00.818 > > SQL Server 2000 Reporting Services Developer Edition > > > > After installing, I typed "http://localhost/ReportServer" to verify the > > installation. > > Seems to be ok. > > > > I typed "http://localhost/Reports" to access the Reporting Services Console. > > If installed properly, I should be seeing 2 tabs, "Contents" and "Properties". > > I need to click "Properties" tab to give new role assignments, but I'm seeing > > a blank screen and no tabs. I can only see the "Home" folder icon on the > > top left of the screen and "Home | My Subscriptions | Help" on the top right > > of the screen. > > > > I have already tried reinstalling Reporting Services quite a few times. I > > even > > tried reinstalling SQL Server as well. Same result. > > > > I tried searching the KB and MS sites and haven't found any help yet. If > > anyone can help me with this problem .. please .. pleeeeeeeeeeease help me!
As far as I know the Reports and ReportServer virtual dirs work independantly
of each other. In the Reports virt dir, the authentication is set to windows? make sure that the anon access ins't allowed as this basically turns windows auth off. [quoted text, click to view] "Kor_Win_Adm" wrote:
> Thank you for replying Steve. > > I already checked that. I already am a member of the local administrators > group. That's why it's puzzling me. > > Is there any settings that I have to give from the IIS? I already checked > the settings for virtual directory "ReportServer", that seems to be ok. And > I don't think it has anything to do with getting proper access to > "http://localhost/Reports" .. does it?!? > > "stevefromoz" wrote: > > > I think that by default, only members of the local administrators group have > > access, so check that you are a member of this group on your local machine > > and try opening Report Manager again. > > > > HTH, > > > > Steve > > > > "Kor_Win_Adm" wrote: > > > > > I have installed Reporting Services on my notebook for creating reports. > > > > > > OS : Windows XP Pro > > > Apps : SQL Server 2000 Developer Edition 8.00.818 > > > SQL Server 2000 Reporting Services Developer Edition > > > > > > After installing, I typed "http://localhost/ReportServer" to verify the > > > installation. > > > Seems to be ok. > > > > > > I typed "http://localhost/Reports" to access the Reporting Services Console. > > > If installed properly, I should be seeing 2 tabs, "Contents" and "Properties". > > > I need to click "Properties" tab to give new role assignments, but I'm seeing > > > a blank screen and no tabs. I can only see the "Home" folder icon on the > > > top left of the screen and "Home | My Subscriptions | Help" on the top right > > > of the screen. > > > > > > I have already tried reinstalling Reporting Services quite a few times. I > > > even > > > tried reinstalling SQL Server as well. Same result. > > > > > > I tried searching the KB and MS sites and haven't found any help yet. If > > > anyone can help me with this problem .. please .. pleeeeeeeeeeease help me!
Yes, I know that. That's why I set only ReportServer virt dir authentication
as anonymous. Reports virt dir authentication is set to windows by default. Doesn't quite solve my problem though. [quoted text, click to view] "stevefromoz" wrote:
> As far as I know the Reports and ReportServer virtual dirs work independantly > of each other. > > In the Reports virt dir, the authentication is set to windows? make sure > that the anon access ins't allowed as this basically turns windows auth off. > > > > "Kor_Win_Adm" wrote: > > > Thank you for replying Steve. > > > > I already checked that. I already am a member of the local administrators > > group. That's why it's puzzling me. > > > > Is there any settings that I have to give from the IIS? I already checked > > the settings for virtual directory "ReportServer", that seems to be ok. And > > I don't think it has anything to do with getting proper access to > > "http://localhost/Reports" .. does it?!? > > > > "stevefromoz" wrote: > > > > > I think that by default, only members of the local administrators group have > > > access, so check that you are a member of this group on your local machine > > > and try opening Report Manager again. > > > > > > HTH, > > > > > > Steve > > > > > > "Kor_Win_Adm" wrote: > > > > > > > I have installed Reporting Services on my notebook for creating reports. > > > > > > > > OS : Windows XP Pro > > > > Apps : SQL Server 2000 Developer Edition 8.00.818 > > > > SQL Server 2000 Reporting Services Developer Edition > > > > > > > > After installing, I typed "http://localhost/ReportServer" to verify the > > > > installation. > > > > Seems to be ok. > > > > > > > > I typed "http://localhost/Reports" to access the Reporting Services Console. > > > > If installed properly, I should be seeing 2 tabs, "Contents" and "Properties". > > > > I need to click "Properties" tab to give new role assignments, but I'm seeing > > > > a blank screen and no tabs. I can only see the "Home" folder icon on the > > > > top left of the screen and "Home | My Subscriptions | Help" on the top right > > > > of the screen. > > > > > > > > I have already tried reinstalling Reporting Services quite a few times. I > > > > even > > > > tried reinstalling SQL Server as well. Same result. > > > > > > > > I tried searching the KB and MS sites and haven't found any help yet. If > > > > anyone can help me with this problem .. please .. pleeeeeeeeeeease help me!
What is happening is that when you set reporting services to anonymous all
users are treated the same. This includes yourself even though you are admin. Change it back and you should see these other tabs. You say that you only did ReportServer. Set that back to and see what happens. -- Bruce Loehle-Conger MVP SQL Server Reporting Services [quoted text, click to view] "Kor_Win_Adm" <KorWinAdm@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:ABE4F9FB-63C0-4DA4-968B-DCD72F2E0E72@microsoft.com... > Yes, I know that. That's why I set only ReportServer virt dir > authentication > as anonymous. Reports virt dir authentication is set to windows by > default. > > Doesn't quite solve my problem though. > > "stevefromoz" wrote: > >> As far as I know the Reports and ReportServer virtual dirs work >> independantly >> of each other. >> >> In the Reports virt dir, the authentication is set to windows? make sure >> that the anon access ins't allowed as this basically turns windows auth >> off. >> >> >> >> "Kor_Win_Adm" wrote: >> >> > Thank you for replying Steve. >> > >> > I already checked that. I already am a member of the local >> > administrators >> > group. That's why it's puzzling me. >> > >> > Is there any settings that I have to give from the IIS? I already >> > checked >> > the settings for virtual directory "ReportServer", that seems to be ok. >> > And >> > I don't think it has anything to do with getting proper access to >> > "http://localhost/Reports" .. does it?!? >> > >> > "stevefromoz" wrote: >> > >> > > I think that by default, only members of the local administrators >> > > group have >> > > access, so check that you are a member of this group on your local >> > > machine >> > > and try opening Report Manager again. >> > > >> > > HTH, >> > > >> > > Steve >> > > >> > > "Kor_Win_Adm" wrote: >> > > >> > > > I have installed Reporting Services on my notebook for creating >> > > > reports. >> > > > >> > > > OS : Windows XP Pro >> > > > Apps : SQL Server 2000 Developer Edition 8.00.818 >> > > > SQL Server 2000 Reporting Services Developer Edition >> > > > >> > > > After installing, I typed "http://localhost/ReportServer" to verify >> > > > the >> > > > installation. >> > > > Seems to be ok. >> > > > >> > > > I typed "http://localhost/Reports" to access the Reporting Services >> > > > Console. >> > > > If installed properly, I should be seeing 2 tabs, "Contents" and >> > > > "Properties". >> > > > I need to click "Properties" tab to give new role assignments, but >> > > > I'm seeing >> > > > a blank screen and no tabs. I can only see the "Home" folder icon >> > > > on the >> > > > top left of the screen and "Home | My Subscriptions | Help" on the >> > > > top right >> > > > of the screen. >> > > > >> > > > I have already tried reinstalling Reporting Services quite a few >> > > > times. I >> > > > even >> > > > tried reinstalling SQL Server as well. Same result. >> > > > >> > > > I tried searching the KB and MS sites and haven't found any help >> > > > yet. If >> > > > anyone can help me with this problem .. please .. pleeeeeeeeeeease >> > > > help me! >> > > >
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