Reporting error. Report cannot be displayed. (rsProcessingAborted)

Posted: May 26, 2011 in CRM, CRM 2011, Microsoft Dynamics CRM, SqlServer Reporting Services
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I was getting the above error while running one of the custom SSRS report inside CRM 2011.


To resolve this issue I had to follow these steps

  1. Start SQL Server Management Studio
  2. Expand Security, then expand Logins
  3. Select and right click the account under which the SQL Server Reporting Services is running.
  4. Select User Mapping and select YouOrg_MSCRM database and specify following role membership
  • CRMReaderRole,
  • db_owner
  • public.


Hope it helps.

Comments
  1. SSF says:

    I am getting the issue randomly. If I re-run the report in few seconds it is successful. But most times it fails with this error.

  2. Anonymous says:

    Thank you very much!

  3. Pham Hong Nghiep says:

    It save my project, thanks for your sharing.

  4. Luis says:

    Thanks!!! Finally I got my reports running

  5. Anonymous says:

    Thanks! Worked for me.

  6. TV says:

    Doesn’t do anything, this is the default set up…

  7. Thabiso says:

    I’m having a similar issue and tried your solution, but it did not resolve my issue :(

  8. Anonymous says:

    Fixed it for me. Thanks a bunch

  9. damodaram says:

    I am also having the same issue but i am unable to clear it.
    after doing all these tricks also i am getting the same error.

  10. Andrew says:

    What if SQL Server and SSRS are on 2 different servers?

  11. Rizwan says:

    thanks.this is very helpful article. solved my issue.

  12. Vito says:

    Thanks!
    For me it works!
    Sharing knowledge saves our lives =)

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