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Hi all,
i have developed a SSRS report and have deployed the same on my local machine.The report is working fine.The only problem i have is that it keeps showing the message Specify the username and password for the data source datasource1.After which i have to supply my sql server credentials an d it works fine. How can i stop that message from displaying and showing the data to the user??
Thanks in advance,
Gourav Sharma
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Updated 9-Oct-17 4:40am
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ZurdoDev 19-Jul-13 10:46am    
I haven't done SSRS in a long time but I'm pretty sure there is a property on the datasource to save the credentials. Just look.
Mxolisi Zondi 25-Mar-15 5:58am    
Hey , if you have found a solution to this, please help, i'm also having the same problem, also asked on stackoverflow>> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/29251489/ssrs-report-running-on-website-keeps-on-asking-for-credentials
solutions below did't work for me, thanks

You need to go to the properties of the datasource of the report and look at the credentials.
You can change the information (user, pass) you will not see this.
 
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Hi,

You need to change way of your security setting specified in your data source, instead of using prompt method you can specify credential which will be stay stored in that data source, for accessing the data.

then it will not ask for credential whenever you access the report.

Regards
Mubin M.Shaikh
 
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Mxolisi Zondi 25-Mar-15 6:09am    
I tried all that, still doesn't work, similar question on stackoverflow >
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/29251489/ssrs-report-running-on-website-keeps-on-asking-for-credentials
Open your project/Solution in SSRS tool. Select the report properties (Right click on report project and select properties). Update 'Overwrite dataset' and 'Overwrite datasource' as True. Then go to your shared Datasource properties and select 'credentials' section. There you can select 'Use this username and password' option and set appropriate SQL Server credentials. Click OK .Now no more Prompting for credentials from frond end :)
 
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http://blogs.technet.com/b/microsoft_in_education/archive/2013/01/31/ssrs-101-creating-a-shared-data-source.aspx
 
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OK, I find a way to fix this:
1-Set you connection string inside the Data Source in the General Tab (include your username and password)
2-On the Credentials Tab, set "Do not use credentials"
3-Save the report and reopen and run it.

that's all :)
 
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