Re: [Summary-Talk] Multiple domains..

[Jason Linhart <jason@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

If you configure a name or password for *any* sub-report and you don't
have "Allow all access to sub-report list" checked then Summary will
prompt for a user name and password.

If you only want to be required to enter a name/password for
configuration then you should make sure that none of your sub-reports
have either a name or a password configured. This is normally fairly
easy to see since Summary will put a star next to all of the sub-reports
that are missing a name/password on the sub-report list on the main
configuration page.

Good Luck
Jason


roy hill (IGER-WP) wrote:
> 
> Problem now is that I have two sub reports reporting on to domains fine.
> But this introduced a problem in that before I did this I had a user
> account setup for Config changes but any one could see the reports.
> (Ideal) Since setting up the multiple domains and reports (Sub reports)
> to view the reports its now asking for username and password? Go figure.

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