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George Graham
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4/20/2011 2:19 AM
Have a report link on a dashboard that provides users with only access to report instances - i.e., if no instance has been created it does not run on demand. This gets controlled with permissions properly.
However, when users click this link - since they do not have data refresh permission - it gives them a "somewhat" cryptic page stating:
Message:
This report doesn't have saved data, it can't be viewed, exported or printed without invoking a data refresh. You do not have access to view this report with data refresh or with saved parameters.
Description:
Report Request Failed For: 01 Summary Of Net Income.rpt
Additional Text:
Publication Key:
I think this is controlled by the WAS app and can't find where this page gets created. I'm trying to find a way to modify this page so that the message is more "user friendly" if possible.
Anyone know where this might live?
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