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Default Odd DTS package failure scenario - 11-18-2003 , 12:54 PM






Hello, I have a DTS package that contains an ActiveX
script. This script compacts an Access database.

If I have the package open in the designer and run it
everything works fine. The Access database is compacted.

However, if I run the package as a job it fails. I see
the following error in the job history:

Error Source=MicrosoftVBScript runtime error Error
Description:ActiveX component can't create object:'Access
Application.9' Error on line 25

I am using SQL 7 and Access 2000. This problem is driving
me crazy! Any help would be appreciated

Ric

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Default Re: Odd DTS package failure scenario - 11-18-2003 , 01:55 PM






Usually this problem occurs because of permissions

Have a look at this

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

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

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Hello, I have a DTS package that contains an ActiveX
script. This script compacts an Access database.

If I have the package open in the designer and run it
everything works fine. The Access database is compacted.

However, if I run the package as a job it fails. I see
the following error in the job history:

Error Source=MicrosoftVBScript runtime error Error
Description:ActiveX component can't create object:'Access
Application.9' Error on line 25

I am using SQL 7 and Access 2000. This problem is driving
me crazy! Any help would be appreciated

Ric



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