I created a report in DeskI, I exported it to the Repository, then I converted it to Web I. I deleted the Desk I version and the Web I version from InfoView, but I still have the original Desk I report on my PC.
When I try to open it, I get the error:
You are not authorised to use this document.(FRM0008)".
I havnāt changed anything on my permissions or user access.
You missed to save your report in the Local Machine with Save for all usersā¦ If you delete a report from repository, you need to keep your local copy of the report with Save for All usersā¦
We had logged a case (302750603) with BO a while back, Iām looking at what the results are and I will let you know. In the mean time, try to stop and restart your Input FRS and see if it makes a difference. We originally had this issue when the FRS had stopped on itās own while a report was being used. The report couldnāt be opened afterwards. Again, Iām checking on the case to see what the results were. Maybe someone else has an idea for you in the mean time.
In 6.5 and earlier we would have used a general supervisor account to open such a report and then save it āfor all usersā. Is the administrator enterprise account the XI equivalent?
[quote:aae308a36f=āG.E.Daviesā]In 6.5 and earlier we would have used a general supervisor account to open such a report and then save it āfor all usersā. Is the administrator enterprise account the XI equivalent?
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Not in the same fashion. the 5.x / 6.x general supervisor was seen as a security risk, and I agree. Anyone with a copy of the software could create a temporary repository (like in a local copy of Access), and open ANY document from any repository. This is no longer possible in the XI world. There are techniques for rescuing documents / universes that have been āorphanedā from their repository, but the techniques are pretty brute force and require server access to the filesystem.
Iām having the same problem. Without realizing what would happen, I deleted my reports from the repository only to discover I could no longer open my REP files from Desktop Intelligence (X2).
Iāve tried opening them as Administrator but still get the same error. I wasnāt sure which service was the āInput DRSā so I just tried rebooting my Business Objects server to see if that would help. No dice.
I hope thereās a way to still get into these REP files.
Take a look at the technique described here. As I said, it is brute force and you should take adequate backups in advance. It is written for universes, but applies to documents as well.