Internet Explorer Vulnerability

My Reports users can access Hyperion through My Apps.  You can get into My Apps with Chrome, Firefox and Safari. Within My Apps, the IE8 browser is safe because it can only get to the Hyperion address and cannot access any other site.

There is also a downloadable application that is an unofficial workaround that can also be used to access My Reports.  This application uses a locked down version of Firefox 2 within it.  Please keep in mind that this FF based application was not created by UTO so it has little or no support and may not successfully install on all machines.

Individuals should also change their default browser setting when accessing links.  Below are the instructions on how to change your default browser:

Type "default programs" in the Start menu (bottom left of your screen) search box. This should bring up a screen that will let you select program defaults as well as default file types. You'll want to set your favorite web browser as the default, which should force it to open your email links. If that still doesn't work, select "Associate a file type or protocol with a program" and associate ""URL:HyperText Transfer Protocol" with your web browser of choice. Repeat for file types "HyperText Transfer Protocol with Privacy" and FTP.

If you need assistance in configuring My Apps, please send an email to myreports@asu.edu.

Thanks for your patience until the Internet Explorer is resolved.

Making Internet Explorer (IE) 11 Compatible

If your computer has been recently upgraded to Internet Explorer (IE) 11 and already have the Hyperion plugin installed, you will need to reapply your IE settings with the instructions found at https://asu.service-now.com/ess/kb_view.do?sysparm_article=KB0010086.

Upcoming SPONSORED proposal table changes

In support of the new Click research administration software being implemented by OKED, we’ll be making column length changes to some tables in the SPONSORED database in E1 to integrate the new Click data.  The changes will be in production within a couple of weeks, and the tables affected and their changes are listed below.  We don’t expect any issues with reports within My Reports, but if you have customized applications or other direct access to these database tables, those applications might be affected.

Please contact datawarehouse@asu.edu with questions or concerns about this change.