Re: Strange error when Executing an SSIS package from a SQL Job
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On 13 Aug, 22:28, Hugh <H...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I should mention that "adminuser" in the error message is the windows admin
user I use to log in to the server with, not the SQL login that I created
that is set up to execute the job.
Hi,
I haven't seen this error before, but it does look like the package
isn't executing using the right credentials.
Check the Run As settings of the SQL Agent job that is created when
you schedule the package and make sure that it is set correctly for
each step.
Good Luck,
J
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