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SOLVED Permissions SQL for creating reports
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There are many questions you are trying to answer with, what you think is a simple post. As such here are a few blogs on the subject.
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Setting Up Security for SCCM Power BI Reports
What do I mean by, “Setting up security for SCCM Power BI reports?” First, in order to create and run Power BI reports, you need to access the SQL Server
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Editing ConfigMgr / SCCM Reports with Report Builder
Did you know that you need a Role-Based Administration (RBA) security role when you want to edit Microsoft Configuration Manager (ConfigMgr) Current
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Thank you very much Garth Jones!There are many questions you are trying to answer with, what you think is a simple post. As such here are a few blogs on the subject.
Setting Up Security for SCCM Power BI Reports
What do I mean by, “Setting up security for SCCM Power BI reports?” First, in order to create and run Power BI reports, you need to access the SQL ServerEditing ConfigMgr / SCCM Reports with Report Builder
Did you know that you need a Role-Based Administration (RBA) security role when you want to edit Microsoft Configuration Manager (ConfigMgr) Current
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