Re: Access the filesystem with SQL server 2005
- From: "Mark Brouwers" <NoSpam@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 27 Mar 2006 08:22:17 +0200
Thanks for the reply,
I just use a query window within the management studio. I run the sql
statement as a SQLuser and it works. I change the connection properties to
my windows account (with administrator privileges) and is stops working.
Mark
"Rob Walters [MSFT]" <RobWaltersMSFT@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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Yes, the windows account will need access to the file on the file system
as
well as be a user with enough privledges on the database to perform the
insert. Are you using BCP or are you using SSIS to do the transfer?
--
Rob Walters
Program Manager - SQL Server
"Mark Brouwers" wrote:
Hi,
We've got this strange situation. I want to perform a bulk insert in
SQLserver 2005 from a file on the file system. This works OK when I use a
SQLuser. When I do the same logged in with windows account (with
administrator privileges) I get an error. I thought that when I use a
windows account, this account is used to access the file system. When you
use a SQL account then the user of the sqlserver service is used to
access
the filesystem. Am I wrong or how does this work ?
TIA
.
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