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Tim
 
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Default Execute batch File In DTS fails Unless I refresh - 10-07-2004 , 04:15 AM






Hi all I ahve a weird one here (Arn't they always)
I have a Dts and one of the steps calls a batch file.
When I run the DTS it fails at the batch step.
If however I click on the properties of the batch file and refresh it to say
where it is
(Its on a local Drive E then run it again it runs fine.
All the batch file does is run an EXE on E: However in the batch File E is
actually called Q: As we have a mapped Q drive for our app.

Does DTS have issues with mapped drives? However the batch file is sitting
on E and the properties say its on E:
Told you it was weird
Thanks in advance

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Melih SARICA
 
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Default Re: Execute batch File In DTS fails Unless I refresh - 10-07-2004 , 07:23 AM






It can be a permission problem.

I guess ur connecting o SQL with Admin priviligies..

But when DTS runs with Localsystem Account..


"Tim" <Tim (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote

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Hi all I ahve a weird one here (Arn't they always)
I have a Dts and one of the steps calls a batch file.
When I run the DTS it fails at the batch step.
If however I click on the properties of the batch file and refresh it to
say
where it is
(Its on a local Drive E then run it again it runs fine.
All the batch file does is run an EXE on E: However in the batch File E is
actually called Q: As we have a mapped Q drive for our app.

Does DTS have issues with mapped drives? However the batch file is sitting
on E and the properties say its on E:
Told you it was weird
Thanks in advance



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