i keep getting "Access to this content denied based on report_view ACLs". Even after editing acls

[asd22]

i keep getting "Access to this content denied based on report_view ACLs." even after i made the acls view for everyone

[Mark Manders]

You have created a query range acl, not a report view acl. You need to create a report view acl on the table that you need to provide the access to. 

I do wonder why every one would have to have access to the subscription table.

[asd22]

i just made it public when testing since none of my admin accounts could access the report.

[Mark Manders]

That sounds like the worst way to do something. But you need to go back to the base. What are your trying to show? OOB the user_has_subscription table already has all ACLs available, even the report_view ACLs for the usage_admin. So instead of going through the creation of public ACLs on these kinds of records, add the usage_admin role to the users that need to see the report. That's what that role is for (and yes, admin override is false, so admins can't see the report).

[asd22]

theres a lot of nonadmin users that need to view this report. Dont really think i can give all the users this role.

[Mark Manders]

It's the usage_admin role, not the admin role. The usage_admin role is designed for this: all people that should be able to see the reports related to usage. If you need any other role to see this, adjust the ACLs. But OOB everything is there, so it just requires you to add the correct role to the ACL.