Scheduled report to be emailed

Hi,
I have a simple ssrs 2012 report which does not use a shared dataset.
It uses a dataset shares in the report.
How can this report be sceduled to run at a certain time and be emailed to someone?
Thanks

Hi arkiboys,
Just as the error message said, we should use stored credentials security in the report server to connect to data source. When a report runs as a background process, the report server is the agent that executes the report. Because there is no user context
in place, the report server must get credential information from the report server database in order to connect to a data source. SSRS requires a Login to connect to the data source to process the report when subscription will be occurring at its scheduled
time.
To set the stored credentials in report server, please see the following steps:
Report>Properties> Click on the Data Sources tab and you will see following options:
A shared data source
A custom data source
Select second one, then click on option “Credentials stored securely in the report server” and provide credential information.
Check the “Use as Windows credentials when connecting to the data source”, we also need to click the Apply the apply the setting to the relevant report, otherwise, the setting we specified would be canceled.
Besides, we can also using the shared data source which is having credential saved into report server.
If there are any other questions, please feel free to ask.
Thanks,
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Hi,
I would like to use the shares datasource. and not the custom data source
HOw is this done please?

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