Hide Folders

Hi All,
I have a list of folders per department
i.e.
HR
Sales
etc
Each of these folders are assigned a group and have been given the default
role of browswer
However when the user logs into the reporting services site, they can see
all the folders - go into them however if they try to browse a report which
they do not have permissions to they get a Page cannot be dsiplayed error?
Surely there is a better way of doing this.
When my user goes into RS, I would either like them to see only the folder
they have been assigned to or at least not even be able to access the
folders at all that they have not been assigned to.
How do I do this.
Please help.
Thanks
KNot sure what you mean. If a user does not have access to an item on the
server, it will not display in Report Manager. Try removing all role
assignments from an item and see if they can see it.
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Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services
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"Kathy" <joe@.soap.com> wrote in message
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> Hi All,
> I have a list of folders per department
> i.e.
> HR
> Sales
> etc
> Each of these folders are assigned a group and have been given the default
> role of browswer
> However when the user logs into the reporting services site, they can see
> all the folders - go into them however if they try to browse a report
> which
> they do not have permissions to they get a Page cannot be dsiplayed error?
> Surely there is a better way of doing this.
> When my user goes into RS, I would either like them to see only the folder
> they have been assigned to or at least not even be able to access the
> folders at all that they have not been assigned to.
> How do I do this.
> Please help.
> Thanks
> K
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Hide "Show details" for the Role Browser

How can we hide the "Show details" Button for the Browser Role?

Thanks

Greets
Markus

The button can't be hidden. But if you are concerned about the additional options available in that view, such as deleting catalog items, you can remove permissions to those operations from the role. That way, if the user does switch the details view, the delete button, for example, won't be available and delete will fail if called directly via SOAP.|||Sure, it's right that the user cannot delete anything. But my Problem is that the customer can see reports that are hidden in the listview such as Supreports or anything elso which is needed for reports but the user don't need to see them.