Re: Another DTS Scheduling question



Hello skyetech,

Owner of the package matters little. It is the owner of the job that counts. It is this guy's credentials that get used. Can you log on to the TS session as the account that will run the job

Job Owner == Sysadmin then the service account else the proxy account

See if you can run the package interactively now.



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I looked at the properties of both the scheduled job and the package.
The owner of the scheduled job is the same as the creator of the dts
package and the computer name for the package is the sql server, not
any workstation.



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