User1471008070 posted
Hi,
If you are the administrator, just give the user enough permission for logining in your report manager, besides if you want to create new users and control their roles, you can refer to this tutorial about
Setting Permissions in Reporting Services
To your second question, it seems you want to pass the parameter's value to report from URL, right? If so I think you can make use of URL's access in reporting services, please see this article for detail about
Using URL Access Parameters
You cannot Manuplate aspx files of Report Manager and write codes, as all reporting services' page have been compiled, it is not recommend to modify their source code. If you have to do it, I would recommend you make use of Web Services of reporting
services, as SQL Server Reporting Services provides access to the full functionality of the report server through the Report Server Web service. The Report Server Web service is an XML Web service with a SOAP API. It uses SOAP over HTTP and acts as a
communications interface between client programs and the report server. The Web service provides two endpoints - one for report execution and one for report management - with methods that expose the functionality of the report server and enable you to create
custom tools for any part of the report life cycle.
There are three primary ways to develop Reporting Services applications based on the Web service. You can:
If you have any other question, please feel free to ask.
Thanks,
Challen Fu
