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Liebe Nutzer dieses Forums,
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Existierende Beiträge, Nutzer und Kategorien bleiben weiterhin bestehen!
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User Search reports "No Results", but user matching can be seen on the screen.
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Mayby Try with a wildcard (*) before and or after it?
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Thanks. We also tried that, with no luck, both * and %, but may have missed one of the permutations. I would assert that the default search should be "contains" and that would provide the best user experience.
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Hi wonky,
this should work without any wildcards. If I write nico, the user is being found. Which DB are you using ? Do you see the query actually arriving, with some profiler for example?
Cheers,
Eduardo
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On our instance, it doesn't work at all. We're trying to be end users, not system engineers.
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ok, but for being able to investigate why this is happening I need more technical details than "it is not working". You aren't mentioning the DB you are using and, as I said, for me it is working in my installation.
Cheers,
Eduardo
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This server is running the Bitnami stack, so the users are in MySQL/MariaDB.
I think that I have isolated the issue. The users not being found were created via script before we realized that all users had to be added to the ReportServer Access group as well.
Users created in the last few days are being found, so I think this one is [Solved].
Thanks!
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