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Jan 10, 2008

Hi,

I have an SSIS package designed to copy across a file from local machine to a location on the network.

The SSIS package works fine when I run it directly run it in the Designer, ie, it copies over the file to the network.

But when I run the package through the Job server agent, it fails giving me a validation error on the network path..

Does it have to do with the permissions of the User account used here? Could anyone please provide any information on this....


Thanks

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