Re: Security
From: AnthonyThomas (Anthony.Thomas_at_CommerceBank.com)
Date: 12/13/04
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Date: Mon, 13 Dec 2004 07:21:11 -0600
You are correct, but if you have any ActiveX or any file level transfers
that use NTFS permissions, those will have to be ran under the context of
the user executing the package, you or the SQL Agent account.
In the main package properties, you can enable package level logging. Turn
this on, then when it is ran, you can determine the exact cause of failure,
not just the job level failure notice.
Sincerely,
Anthony Thomas
-- "mat" <mat@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:D93B7A67-FDE5-49CC-919E-33BEE08A3ECD@microsoft.com... Thanks The connection within the package uses a SQL login for the SQL server it connects to, so even though it is executing using the agent, so using the agents permissions, i presumed that the actual connection will be made using the defined login. is this true? "Uri Dimant" wrote: > mat > When you execute the DTS by clicking on the package it is running under > permissions that defined on your workstation (local account probably) , as > opposite when it runs with a job ,it should be run under SQL Server Agent > account (It should be most likely a domain account) > > > > "mat" <mat@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:5520F76E-AE6E-4B14-AE67-2CCBBC4179DC@microsoft.com... > > I have a dts package that transfers data from one sql server to another. > it > > uses a SQL login to connect to the second server. When the DTS package is > > executed it runs fine but if it is executed from a job or using the dtsrun > > utility it always fails > > > > Can anyone help? > > >
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