Something is not right though. I ran one of the reports, that showed up on my list, and it did not fall off. Not sure why.

Thanks for the verification. It is appreciated.

I put together this bit of code, but I am not sure if it is returning the correct reports.

Select c.Path

,c.Name...

I will give those a try. Thank you for the replies.

What if the folder permissions are handled through active directory? Do you know of any way to get a list of ad users who have permissions to each folder in...

I can see the groups, but active directory handles the server permissions. Ever hear of a way to get the AD user names who have access to the report folders?...

Thank you.

Worked perfect! Thanks for all the help.

Did you ever figure out a solution to this? I am looking at doing the same as well.

Worked great. Thanks again!

I was refferring to the latter and your code worked great with the exception of the Order By clause, which I can live without. Returned an multi-part identifier error.

What type...

Good to know. Thanks again.

Worked like a charm! Thanks.

Thanks for all the help.

Got it. Thanks for all your help.