How to read a text file in SSRS using Custom data processing extension

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Hi,

I have created an SSRS Custom Data Processing Extension to read a file kept on a windows server. I followed the steps given here http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/22946/Implementing-a-Data-Processing-Extension

The extension works fine in development box and reads the file correctly but when I deply it in SSRS server and run the report from report manager it gives this error:

UnauthorizedException: Access is denied on the file <<Filename>>

I have done all the settings required in rssrvpolicy.config, rsmgrpolicy.config, rsreportserver.config.

I am able to create the datasource in report manager but when the report is run it cannot read the file.

Please help.

Posted 3-Nov-14 15:30pm

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[no name] 3-Nov-14 23:18pm

Check the rights on your file. Go to its properties and check for the rights. Grant the required access

Member 11203951 4-Nov-14 1:58am

Hi Praneet, Thanks for the reply. I checked that the file has all the access but still it is not able to read. Do u have any other idea. Please let me know if you need any more details.

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