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Hi,

Finally found what is causing my .net c# service application to return with Error 18456 (NT Authority/anonymous logon" severity 14 State 11.

It is connecting to a sql server db in another machine and running a stored procedure in that db. I found out that if I remove that two statements that create temp tables (with select INTO), the stored procedure executes without a problem.

Note that this stored procedure updates the tables does not have problems updated tables that are in the DB. I gets upset when creating temp tables though.



I cannot do away with those temp tables as they are needed in the calculation. How can I fix this problem?

Why would creating temp tables remotely cause this error? What am I missing in my set up. My service application connects with the integrated security = true. My service process installer has the account set to "User". What am I missing.

Please please help.



Ahrvie

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(...)

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