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Default Package OK, Job KO - 07-21-2006 , 03:41 AM






Bonjour,

SQL SERVER 2005 - Package - Job KO.

J'ai un petit problème avec un package que j'ai créé sur Visula
Studio: celui contient une connexion Oracle.
Ce package fonctionne tres bien lorsque je l'éxécute depuis Visual.
J'importe mon package dans SQL Serveur 2005, si je fais "exécuter le
package", toujours pas de problème.
Maintenant je créé un job et lorsque j'exécute mon job j'ai une
erreur (non pertinente) de disant que l'éxécution du travail à
échoué.

Quelqu'un a-t-il déjà rencontré ce pb ?

Merci de votre réponse

Cdt,

Guers


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Default RE: Package OK, Job KO - 07-21-2006 , 04:09 AM






Hope you can also read English, since I can read French, but not write it

I think the problem is the account under which the job runs. The "visual
studio" and "exécuter le package" execute under the account with which the
system is logged on, eg most probably your own account.

The SQL Agent service has its own service account (localsystem?) which does
not have the same permissions as the logged-on account. Check if both
accounts are the same. If not, check the permissions on the services account.

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Default Re: Package OK, Job KO - 07-21-2006 , 05:05 AM




Frans van Bree a écrit :

Quote:
Hope you can also read English, since I can read French, but not write it

I think the problem is the account under which the job runs. The "visual
studio" and "exécuter le package" execute under the account with which the
system is logged on, eg most probably your own account.

The SQL Agent service has its own service account (localsystem?) which does
not have the same permissions as the logged-on account. Check if both
accounts are the same. If not, check the permissions on the services account.
Ok, thanks for your response.

I have this error message in the log files :
Login failed for user 'Rapports'. [CLIENT : <local machine>]

But i don't use 'Rapports' for my job.



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Default Re: Package OK, Job KO - 07-21-2006 , 06:17 AM



Perhaps not for the job, but type this at the command prompt "services.msc"
and look for "SQL Server Agent". Check if that runs with the account
"Rapports"

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