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Permission Denied w/ SQL Server 2005

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mcauliff

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Feb 26, 2007
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I have a DTS Package with multiple tasks. It is executing to completion under SQL Server 2000. In executing the DTS Package under SQL Server 2005, it receives a "Permission Denied" error in one of the tasks. The package is executed on the server with sysadmin authority.

I don't understand what permission it is looking for.

Error Message:

Error Source: Microsoft Data Transformation Services (DTS) Package


Error Description: Error Code: 0
Error Source=Microsoft VBScript runtime error
Error Description: Permission denied

Error on Line 29

Line 29 is filesys.CopyFile getFolderName(DTSGlobalVariables("gvImportFilePath").value) & "\" & objFile.name, ImportFileName


Source:





'**********************************************************************
' Visual Basic ActiveX Script
'************************************************************************
'** Create global variable to handle duplicate time stamp

Dim intFileCount
intFileCount = 0


Function Main()
dim filesys
Dim ImportFileName
'***** For Debugging purpose
'***** strWriteToFile = "\\dtw-chgptsql1\import\ChrisAPI.txt"
'*** End Debugging set up

set filesys=CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set demofolder = filesys.GetFolder(DTSGlobalVariables("gvImportFilePath").value)
Set filecoll = demofolder.Files

'**** For Debugging purpose
'**** strData = "Value of filecoll " & filecoll & VBCrlf & _
'**** "Value of ImportFileName is " & DTSGlobalVariables("gvImportFilePath").Value & VBCrlf & _
'**** "Value of DestinationPath is " & DTSGlobalVariables("gvDestinationPath").Value
'**** Call WriteToFile(strWriteToFile, strData, 10)
'*****

for each objFile in fileColl
ImportFileName = getFolderName(DTSGlobalVariables("gvImportFilePath").value) & "CHQ_HRISInterface " & GetDateTimeString() & ".csv"
filesys.CopyFile getFolderName(DTSGlobalVariables("gvImportFilePath").value) & "\" & objFile.name, ImportFileName
filesys.DeleteFile getFolderName(DTSGlobalVariables("gvImportFilePath").value) & "\" & objFile.name
filesys.MoveFile ImportFileName, getFolderName(DTSGlobalVariables("gvDestinationPath") )
next
Main = DTSTaskExecResult_Success
End Function

Function GetDateTimeString()
Dim strFullDate
Dim CurrentDate
CurrentDate = now()
'*** increment the value of intFileCount
intFileCount = intFileCount + 1

strFullDate = Cstr(year(CurrentDate)) & "-" & retTwoNumber(month(CurrentDate)) & "-" & retTwoNumber(day(CurrentDate))

strFullDate = strFullDate & " " & retTwoNumber(hour(CurrentDate)) & retTwoNumber(Minute(CurrentDate)) & retTwoNumber(Second(CurrentDate))
strFullDate = strFullDate & "." & intFileCount

GetDateTimeString = strFullDate
End Function

Function getFolderName(name)
if right(name, 1) <> "\" then
getFolderName = name & "\"
else
getFolderName = name
end if
End Function

Function retTwoNumber(number)
if number < 10 then
retTwoNumber = "0" & Cstr(number)
else
retTwoNumber = Cstr(number)
end If
End Function

' Used for Debugging purpose
Sub WriteToFile(strFilePath, strData, iLineNumber)
Dim objFSO, objFile, arrLines
Dim strAllFile, x
Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
strAllFile = ""
If objFSO.FileExists(strFilePath) Then
Set objFile = objFSO.OpenTextFile(strFilePath)
If Not(objFile.AtEndOfStream) Then
strAllFile = objFile.ReadAll
End If
objFile.Close
End If
arrLines = Split(strAllFile, VBCrlf)
Set objFile = objFSO.CreateTextFile(strFilePath)
For x = 0 to UBound(arrLines)
If (iLineNumber-1) = x Then
objFile.WriteLine(strData)
objFile.WriteLine(arrLines(x))
End If
Next
If iLineNumber >= UBound(arrLines) Then
objFile.WriteLine(strData)
End If
Set objFile = Nothing
Set objFSO = Nothing
End Sub



 
Hi,

Are you running the SQL Server Agent accounts under different accounts in 2000/2005? It looks like one of them may have permissions to copy the file (via the code in line 29) and other account does not...

HTH,

Doc Tree
 
drtree

Thank you for the quick reply.

The error occurred when executing manually. Does the SQL Server Agent come into play during manual execution? I thought it was only when scheduled.
 
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