permission granted to user are insufficient for performing this operation - test connection

The admin of the reporting server added me to ALL roles except the My Reports role for a folder.  I am connecting to the server with different login credentials than the one on my desktop (different domain - domains not trusted). Once connected using the RS's domain and the account I have in that domain, I can view the reports just fine but get the above error when trying to see the properties of a report.

Any ideas why it's only letting me browse and view reports and nothing else?

Thanks

I setup SQL Server 2005 / SQL Express. All works fine in SQL Server 2005.

I am connecting to a SQL Database from VS 2005,  Tools/Connect to Database. I set the Data Source to "Microsoft SQL Server Database File (SqlClient)" (meaning SQL Server Express) and User Instance = True, and Integrated Security = True.

The above is working successfully on all machines except my Laptop. On my Laptop, I am getting this error "user does not have permission to perform this operation". On my Laptop, if I change User Instance = False, it works fine. Also, If I connect to SQL Server 2005 it works fine only if User Instance = False.

I tried all kind of security changes, nothing worked. For example, I setup Everyone as Full Control for the Folder and the MDF File of SQL Server. I gave my user ID as sysadmin role in SQL Server Express. Also, I enabled creating User Instance form SQL Server Express, Nothing is working.

Appreciate your help.

Tarek.

I setup SQL Server 2005 / SQL Express. All works fine in SQL Server 2005. I am connecting to a SQL Database from VS 2005,  Tools/Connect to Database. I set the Data Source to "Microsoft SQL Server Database File (SqlClient)" (meaning SQL Server Express) and User Instance = True, and Integrated Security = True. I am using Windows Authentication mode in SQL Server Express. The above is working successfully on all machines except my Laptop. On my Laptop, I am getting this error "user does not have permission to perform this operation". On my Laptop, if I change User Instance = False, it works fine. Also, If I connect to SQL Server 2005 it works fine only if User Instance = False. I tried all kind of security changes, nothing worked. For example, I setup Everyone as Full Control for the Folder and the MDF File of SQL Server. I gave my user ID as sysadmin role in SQL Server Express. Also, I enabled creating User Instance form SQL Server Express, Nothing is working. I am already added to the Administrator Group locally on my Laptop. Still same problem. Checked this article: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms254504.aspx, same problem. I enabled User Instances and also tried to Disable User Instances. When I disable user instances, and then try to connect from VS, I get a different error, which is asking to enable user instances.

Hi There,

I keep getting the error message "you do not have permission to do this operation" in  sharepoint designer 2007 (WSS 3.0), whenever I try to edit a page in Sharepoint Designer.

I am a farm admin, site collection admin and site admin, after the error message I can click OK and enter the Administrator password which has the same priviliges as me and it thinks about it for 5 minutes then returns the same error, eventually after several hours it will allow me to save changes but it's about a 1 in 20 chance.

As it does save sometimes it would appear to me that somehow it is losing the connection or temporarily losing the credentials. Does anybody have a clue where I can start to find out a solution to this problem. I get the feeling that something is corrupted somewhere but I don't what to look for and where.

Any help, tips, ideas gratefully received.

Thanks in advance.

 

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We took a backup of our PROD database and restored it in our Integration testing environment, and ran a script to alter the schema from the current PROD schema to the new schema we wanted to test in Integration testing. This same script has worked fine in two other environments and exhibited no issues. However, on our SQL cluster in the Integration testing environment, the script (which is hundreds of lines long and performs numerous things that require you to be dbo to do) fails on one line, a basic UPDATE statement on a single table.  The table has no deny permissions, and only has explicit grant permissions for the Application Role that accesses it.  Other users who are dbo can UPDATE the table.  I can UPDATE all other tables and do everything else a dbo should be able to do.  On every other SQL instance we have tried this on, it works. For some reason, this error only occurs specifically on this one instance of SQL, with my specific user, and this specific table.  I am baffled as to what could be going on, but need to get this repaired to bring our Integration testing environment back on line. What could be causing this?The Pragmatic TSQL Programmer

I setup WCF service tracing because 1 client out of about 30 wasn't able to finish the connection to the server. After setting up test case on that client, the WCF trace report gave me these exceptions:     An operation was attempted on a nonexistent network connection and then     The I/O operation has been aborted because of either a thread exit or an application request I found this MSDN question and solution that applies to Windows 2000 Server and Terminal Services and offers a hotfix to fix the issue. I'm using Windows 2003 Server, so the hotfix doesn't apply to me. Does anyone know what is happening to this 1 client while the other 29 connect just fine? The client returns this exception when trying to open the connection to the server:     An error occurred while receiving the HTTP response to http://endpointaddress/. This could be due to the service endpoint binding not using the HTTP protocol. This could also be due to an HTTP request context being aborted by the server (possibly due to the service shutting down). See server logs for more details.

Hi, everyone:   I am administrator of a SharePoint v2 site. I found that I can either give "view item" or "view item, insert item, remove item and update item" permission to users, no middle. However, I do wish to give some users "view, edit" permission, but no "insert and remove item" permission.   So, does SharePoint v2 support this in out of box feature? if yes, how to make it, if no how can we achieve in easiest way?   Thank u MySTfrom Finland :D

Hi All, One of my production server deployed cubes i am not able to process the cube.When i tried to process the cubes i will get an Error: TITLE: Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio ------------------------------ Either the 'NA\gsad478' user does not have permission to create a new object in 'JNJAUSYSVR01', or the object does not exist.  (Microsoft.AnalysisServices)   Over the source server i do have sysadmin access and also  i have added read only role of particular cube. I right click on the database and tried to create new database of SSAS that also thrown with same error. Please help me in this regard.   Thanks, Gangadhar