Re: SQL 2005 user not having permissions to write a file in a fold
- From: "Laurentiu Cristofor [MSFT]" <laur@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 22 May 2006 10:32:40 -0700
You can ignore the CREDENTIAL clause in CREATE LOGIN. That is currently
unused.
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"Vaibhav Goel" <VaibhavGoel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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HI ,
WHat credential must we specify in the create login statement, also i
believe we can alter credentials too right? Either way please tell me what
credential we must specify to allow SQL server to use stored procedure to
write a file on the server machine folder.The sql server is running under
a
user account who is an administrator
"hongju" wrote:
You can check CREDENTIAL clause in CREATE LOGIN statement.
"Vaibhav Goel"?? ??? ??:
Hi ,
We have a product that is currently working with dotnet 1.1 and SQL
2000 &
MSDE , now we are upgrading it for SQL2005 and SQL Express and
framework 2.0,
we use a stored procedure that reads a binary data from the database
and
writes it into a file on the file system, this was working perfect in
sql
2000 but in 2005 it is bombing saying access denied.The sql user is of
type
sysadmin, there seems to be some permission we need to provide or
something.Please help.It especially seems to give issues in SQL express
please guide as to why this problem is happening and how do we fix it,
the
stored procedure works perfectly for MSDE and SQL SERVER 2000
Best Regards,
Niketa
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