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# Datarapport

Konfigurer en Datarapport-post i Remote Desktop Manager, så brugere kan køre SQL-forespørgsler og oprette rapporter uden direkte serveradgang.

Sessionstypen ***Datarapport*** kan bruges til at give alle brugere mulighed for at oprette rapporter, uden at de skal have adgang til selve serveren.

## Indstillinger

### Generelt

Opret en Datarapport-post, og definer forbindelsesstrengen på en af følgende måder:

* Angiv forbindelsen i selve posten.
* Brug en legitimationspost.
* Nedarvet fra en overordnet.
* Spørg efter legitimationsoplysninger.

### Parametre

Angiv parametrene ved at angive navn, type og standardværdi for alle parametre.

### Forespørgsel

Angiv forespørgslen på fanen Forespørgsel, som har et tekstfelt med SQL-syntaksfremhævning og linjenumre.

{% hint style="info" %}
Sørg for, at Deres DBA angiver de rigtige brugergrupper, og at hver enkelt bruger har adgang til den.
{% endhint %}


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