Re: Fuzzy Lookup and Job Agent

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Hi Andrew,

9 times out of 10 the problem with a package that fails when run from
a Job but works when run from the Dev environment is permissions.

Please make sure that the account the SQL Agent job is running under
has the correct permissions in the database and filesystem (i.e.
access to all the required tables, directories, and applications). If
you are still having trouble after that, please post the specific
error message that the package is producing.

Good luck!
J
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