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QUESTION POSED ON: 21 October 2005
I have created a DTS package that runs a query from my SQL Server database and stores the result as a comma/quote-delimited file on another server. It works perfectly when I execute it (I am logged on as System Administrator). However, when I schedule the package to run, it fails and gives me an error message about permissions. I can't understand why it works when I execute it but not when I schedule it. It doesn't seem to matter whether I create the package on the server, log on to the server as administrator or whether I create it on my own PC logging on with my personal login as local administrator.


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