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Bruce
 
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Default Jet Error On Job Execution - 09-08-2004 , 06:17 PM






I have a simple DTS Package that truncates a table and then imports records
from an Access database into the table. I am connectiong to the Access db
using the Admin user. The package works when manually run. But when I
schedule it as a Job, I get an error stating that the Jet Db Engine can not
open the file as its already opened exclusivly or you need permissions to
view its data. What is it about a job that changes how a connection is being
made to the Access db? I have tried creating a sql user named "Admin" and
making him the owner of the job, but that didn't help. I am using SQL2000
and the Access db (97) is located on a shared drive on a server using Windows
2000.

And suggestions would be greatly appriciated!

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Allan Mitchell
 
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Default Re: Jet Error On Job Execution - 09-09-2004 , 12:03 AM






A job is slightly different and this article explains things

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=269074

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

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I have a simple DTS Package that truncates a table and then imports
records
from an Access database into the table. I am connectiong to the Access db
using the Admin user. The package works when manually run. But when I
schedule it as a Job, I get an error stating that the Jet Db Engine can
not
open the file as its already opened exclusivly or you need permissions to
view its data. What is it about a job that changes how a connection is
being
made to the Access db? I have tried creating a sql user named "Admin" and
making him the owner of the job, but that didn't help. I am using SQL2000
and the Access db (97) is located on a shared drive on a server using
Windows
2000.

And suggestions would be greatly appriciated!



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