folder hierarchy

All parts of the folder hierarchy must be secured by at least one role assignment.

Navigating the folder hierarchy is useful if you do not know the URL of a report.

The predefined roles describe supported operations on the report server folder hierarchy as well as the system as a whole.

A role assignment is always created in the context of a specific item or branch in the report server folder hierarchy.

The public folder tree is located on the left side of the console and is organized by nodes that are based upon the public folder hierarchy.

Suspending replication allows you to reconfigure the public folder hierarchy and replication schedules.

You can specify a start path if you want the default page to be a folder further down the folder hierarchy.

Private helper functions are used to build up the folder hierarchy, as shown in the following code sample.

A group of public folders in a hierarchical structure (also known as a public folder hierarchy).

In Management Studio, role definitions items in the folder hierarchy are created and modified through the Security node of a report server.

When publishing to a report server running in native mode, specify the full path of the folder hierarchy starting at the root.

Client Permissions dialog box for a public folder in an application public folder hierarchy.

Replace a user with a new user in the client permissions list for a public folder or public folder hierarchy.

Therefore, routing is unable to deliver messages to this public folder hierarchy.

Changes that were made to the folder, the folder's properties, or the public folder hierarchy are replicated to all servers.

The root node of a model is not accessed or secured through the folder hierarchy.

If inheritance is unbroken throughout the report server folder hierarchy, the security settings of the top-level folder, Home, are used.

This server is determined with information obtained from the directory object that corresponds to the public folder hierarchy.

A Geronimo repository is a registry of artifacts typically embodied as a folder hierarchy on a file system.

This script operates by modifying the public folder replicas in a server's public folder hierarchy table.

Depending on how you organize your system, your public folder hierarchy may be split by regions or divisions within your organization.

To find the reports that you want to run, you can browse through the folder hierarchy.

Replace permissions for users of client programs to access and modify the content within a public folder or public folder hierarchy.

This determines the list of Exchange servers that host public stores associated with the public folder hierarchy.

The following diagram illustrates a folder hierarchy as it appears in a browser window.

Use the Update-PublicFolderHierarchy cmdlet to start content synchronization of the public folder hierarchy.

Custom reports that you map to entities are secured through the report server folder hierarchy.

The homeMDB attribute identifies the public folder hierarchy where the destination public folder is located.

Migration Wizard does not migrate either public folder content or the public folder hierarchy.

A partial replica of the folder hierarchy of the mailbox is created under a root folder named System Cleanup.

II CE has a single, rooted folder hierarchy per repository, but your repository may have multiple, orthogonal navigation hierarchies.

to navigate down through the folder hierarchy , open a subfolder of the current folder.

Exchange System Manager provides access to some of this information by displaying a tree object for each public folder hierarchy.

Resources exist alongside reports, shared data sources, shared schedules, and folders in the report server folder hierarchy.

You can also use ADSI Edit to view the folder hierarchy objects in Active Directory, as shown in the following figure.

Backfill requests that relate to the public folder hierarchy will still be fulfilled.

However, running either command updates the public folder hierarchy in your entire organization.

Searches begin at the top node in the folder hierarchy and then proceed through every branch.

Verify the configuration of the public folder hierarchy.

Role assignments are inherited within the folder hierarchy.

You can then create subsequent role assignments to lock down specific areas of the folder hierarchy.

Provides information about building and maintaining the folder hierarchy.

In this case, the database requests the status of the public folder hierarchy.

Report model security is separate from security you define on the report server folder hierarchy and at the system level.

For more information about folder hierarchy and protected folders, see Report Server Folder Hierarchy.

If reports or other items are already on the report server, they will appear in the folder hierarchy.

The folder at the top of the folder hierarchy contains a null value in parentfolderid.

Conceptually, this folder hierarchy is similar to the folder hierarchy in the Windows file system.

You can associate a public folder hierarchy with public folder stores from multiple Exchange servers.

Security is inherited within the report server folder hierarchy.

The Reports XML file is named ReportsTasks. Xml and is located in the Reports folder in the process template folder hierarchy.

You can use permissions to define who administers the public folder hierarchy in your organization.

Changes to the public folder hierarchy will still be replicated.

Playing photo slideshows from PC now maintains picture folder hierarchy.

A name that identifies the item within the report server folder hierarchy.

No route to the store that hosts the public folder hierarchy exists.

Create, secure, and maintain the folder hierarchy to organize items on the server.

Save a linked report to a folder in the report server folder hierarchy.

You can secure folders in the folder hierarchy; child items inherit their parent's security.

Not all reports that are visible in the folder hierarchy are accessible.

List view mode is the default view format when browsing the report server folder hierarchy.

To view artifacts in a given project by criteria other than folder hierarchy, see the section called The Project Home Page.

The folder hierarchy is used by the namespace in the Cognos Administration tool for providing organisation to the namespace.

This topic explains how to set security for individual items in the report server folder hierarchy.

For more information about how to update the public folder hierarchy, see How to Update a Public Folder Hierarchy.

For more information about the folder hierarchy, see Report Server Folder Hierarchy.

You can use SharePoint Web parts to explore the report server folder hierarchy and run reports.

This topic explains how to remove administrative permissions from users to access a public folder or public folder hierarchy.

The Home folder is the root node of the folder hierarchy.

Reports and items are displayed as links in the folder hierarchy.

First, we'll create the tree viewer that will display the folder hierarchy.

The report server folder hierarchy is not used.

Shows all of the folders in the report server folder hierarchy.

See Figure 4 for an example of a folder hierarchy.

The folderid and parentfolderid columns in sysdtspackagefolders90 define the folder hierarchy.

Expand the report server node to view the folder hierarchy.

The start path is a folder in the report server folder hierarchy.

In Exchange 2007 Service Pack 1 (SP1), the selection process for the preferred public folder hierarchy database is modified.

Use a browser to navigate a folder hierarchy to find and work with reports and other items.

Role-based security on a model (that is, the ability to view a model in the report server folder hierarchy).

No route has been created for public folder hierarchy %1 in routing tables with timestamp %2.

If you are not sure about the path, use SQL Server Management Studio or Report Manager to navigate the folder hierarchy.

In the folder hierarchy, click to expand your Exchange Server computer.

To enable widespread access, you should choose an item that is high in the folder hierarchy (for example, the root node Home).

Administrative rights dialog box for a public folder in an application public folder hierarchy

When you run a deep traversal search, Exchange Server 2003 must lock the folder hierarchy to prevent it from changing during the search.

Navigating Up and Down the Folder Hierarchy

View shared data source items in the folder hierarchy.

Configurations for the public folder hierarchy

Use the following techniques to navigate through a folder hierarchy

All managed custom folders that users manually create at the root level of the mailbox folder hierarchy

The Web Parts provide a way to view reports and explore the report server folder hierarchy from a SharePoint site

Folder hierarchy in Navigation Pane

Public folder hierarchy width and depth

In Exchange 2007 SP1, the preferred public folder hierarchy database is selected by using the following criteria

Report Server Folder Hierarchy SQL Server Reporting Services

The following icon indicates a shared data source item in the folder hierarchy