You are managing a SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) instance in native mode. A role named Folder Access Controller is present on the server. The Folder Access Controller role consists of only the Set security for individual items task. When role members open Report Manager, they cannot view folders. You need to modify the Folder Access Controller role so that the role members can view folders. Which task should you add to the Folder Access Controller role?

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B. Manage folders The 'Manage folders' task is the item-level task in SSRS that grants permission to add, view, and delete folders within Report Manager. Without it, users can only perform security operations via 'Set security for individual items' but cannot see or navigate the folder hierarchy. Adding 'Manage folders' directly enables folder visibility in the Report Manager interface.

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A. Manage data sources Manage data sources controls creation and modification of shared data sources, not the visibility of folders in Report Manager.

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C. View models View models grants permission to see report models in the catalog but does not affect folder visibility.

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D. View reports View reports grants access to view published reports, but does not grant the ability to see or navigate folders.

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