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My questions is : how should I config SSRS subscription a report, which consumes SSAS datasource. I already googled and lookup stackoverflow a lot and still couldn't make it work.

Problems: I developed and deployed a SSRS report to the server, and next I need to make subscription for that report to send emails.

And the report is using SSAS as datasource. I learnt that SSAS required to use windows credentials and I already setup the datasource . Datasource tested However, when I attempted to click [New subscription], it alerts: enter image description here

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I have blogged about this exact issue. The workaround/solution involves expression-based connection strings which can be a bit painful. But I have prototyped a tool to automate the setup of those connection strings after deployment:

Using EffectiveUserName To Impersonate in SSAS

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Here is my steps to resolve the problem by following GregGalloway's blog.

1 create a parameter called username, and give it a default user name.enter image description hereenter image description here

2 Edit the datasource and click [Fx] to create a expression as the connection string.enter image description here

  1. Key in the following as the value of [Fx], please note that Parameters!username.Value which [username] is the parameter name created in #1

    ="Data Source=[your ssas server ip];Initial Catalog=[your ssas catalog name];EffectiveUserName=" & Parameters!username.Value

  2. Deploy the report.

  3. Open the report on the server on the drop down menu click [Manage], then open data source, -turn on [credentials stored securely.....] -key in [user name] , [Password], -Turn on [Use as Windows credentials when connecting to the datasource. enter image description here

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    1. Finally create subscription

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in the report it self, inside "data source" use SQL credential :

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  • How would SQL authentication work with SSAS?
    – Tom V
    Commented Mar 30, 2016 at 6:53

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