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Rajeev Pentyala

May 12, 2012

Hi,

This is the most common error we get when you run a custom report from CRM.

Report error – rsProcessingAborted

Though there could be many reasons below are the ways to know the reason for issue

To debug:-

Connect to the machine where your SSRS server installed and open the event viewer

Run –> eventvwr –> Windows –> Application

Report error – Event Viewer

For detailed error description, open the SQL Reporting logs from below path

C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSRS10.MSSQLSERVER\Reporting Services\LogFiles

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4 responses to “Report cannot be displayed – rsProcessingAborted”

ifarhansyed

May 16, 2013

This is one of those classic errors!

Updating the spn for the service account resolves the case.

Farhan

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Flora

August 15, 2013

Hello Farhan,
I’m having the same issue, I saw your solution and I would like to ask, how you can update the spn for the service account?

Thank you very much for your reply in advance.

Flora.

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sunil

September 11, 2013

For us it was happening on CRM online 2011, the same error. However in our case the user (or the security role) did not have permission to one of the entities that the report was trying to pull.

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Carlos

January 6, 2014

sunil,
how where you able to figure out what entity the report was trying to pull?
i’m having a similar issue, if i give the user sys admin role the report works fine… can’t figure out what entity it’s trying to pul for me to adjust the permissions

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