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BIP Report Permissions - Admin vs Consumer

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BIP Report Permissions - Admin vs Consumer
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Hello
I have a BIP report embedded in an OBIEE dashboard. The report runs fine when one is logged in as the Admin. When the user is logged in as BI Author / BI Consumer the following error shows;
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On Thu, Mar 29, 2018 at 10:45 AM, community-admin <
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Check the bipublisher.log file for the detailed error message
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The DataSource is correct and the same for all the LOVs . I tested the
connection and it connects successfully. I checked both objects
datamodel/report and Consumer has permissions.
Not sure where to look next
On Thu, Mar 29, 2018 at 9:11 AM, community-admin <
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please open the report as the Admin user and check what the DataSource if for the LOV for the P_BUSINESS_UNIT (especially if you migrated the report from one env to the other).
Also verify in the JDBC connections , open the relevant datasource and make sure the BI Author / BI Consumer has access to the connection.Hope this helps.
--YG
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Can you check the connection details in the BI Publisher DataSoruce level ??
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We OUD and Active Directory (AD). The Security area of the JDBC connection
has no role to choose from to grant the access. Do I have to manually type
in the roles and then grant them access? Shouldn't there be a list I can
choose who to grant access to? As you can tell I am a BIP novice and trying
to soak it all in. Thank you for your help with this issue.
On Fri, Mar 30, 2018 at 7:20 AM, community-admin <
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I checked the DataSource and tested the connection. That's working just
fine. Connects successfully
On Fri, Mar 30, 2018 at 7:17 AM, community-admin <
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As when you create a JDBC datasource you would give permissions to various roles based on your security setup. So my assumption is the BI Author and BI Consumer are missing this ..
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