Thanks Chip, I'll do some experimenting.
There's lots of services running under the Local System account that talk TCP/IP without any special privleges.
Automatic updates, Background intelligent transfer service,
Computer Browser and many more.
I think the restriction for the local system...
Thanks for the reply. That might be the cause.
The service is running under the local system account on both the Workstation and the Server. The Workstation works fine.
I have a catch 22. The service needs to interact with the desktop while it starts up (A "feature" of a 3rd party App)...
I have developed a "mailing address quality" application that runs as a Service and uses Winsock to communicate. Basically you send it a US address as a delimited string and it returns a USPS validated address as a delimited string.
When the service is installed on my Windows 2000 workstation...
I've made some progress I think, but I'm still having
problems.
MR_RequestID MR_Status MR_StartDoc MR_EndDoc
12345 R 0000012345 0000024792
12346 R 0000127342 0000127353
12347 R 0000162837 0001234567
...
23456 R 0000162837...
I'm new to writing triggers and could use some help.
The table contains makeup requests, which have a requestID,
a status (R - requested, P-Processed) and a starting and
ending document number.
MR_RequestID MR_Status MR_StartDoc MR_EndDoc
12345 P 0000012345 0000024792
12346...
IBETHA,
From my limited experience, it depends on what your script is doing. If you need to access any files on the network, You need to use a domain account that has access to the network.
BigMickeyD
I'm using DTS to import a table from our AS400 to SQL
server 7. The import staging table is truncated before the
import starts. There are no indexes on the staging table nor a primary key. The import completes successfully but the
staging table is highly fragmented. Of course adding a
clustered...
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