July 4, 2013 at 12:06 am
I need run dtsx packages mounted in SSIS catalog with parameters, throught an stored procedure, because one aplication fired dtsx using stored procedure with parameter values
I have created the stored procedure using SSISDB.Catalog.Create_Execution, Set_Execution_Parameter_Value, and Start_Execution. This works, but for run the user need have db_owner privilegies on principal_db and ssis_admin on SSISD this will only run if the executing user is a windows account, no problem with this but I need the windows account have minimal rigths on principal_db, I know I can't do it using Sql user because is necesary an windows account but when I create my procedure give execution permition for execute stored proc to an win user in the principal database, create the win user on SSISDB and give permision on catalog procedures SSISDB.Catalog.Create_Execution, Set_Execution_Parameter_Value, and Start_Execution and add to my stored procedure the clause "execute as owner",show me next error:
I tried using Execute As and specifying a windows account but I get the error "The current security context cannot be reverted. Please switch to the original database where 'Execute As' was called and try it again."
I tried using "execute as self" and when I try run the procedure with another win user (that give permision) show me is necesary windows account.
My user have permision on db_owner, sysadmin,and ssis_admin, I think i need come into my permisions to an user for execute this, considering that my procedure working with 2 databases principal_db (where record my procedure) and SSISDB (where live the catalog procedures for create execution and put parameters)
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Somebody can help me?
July 4, 2013 at 12:37 am
Can't you let the user start a SQL Server Agent job (can be done with a proc)? The job will execute the package using a proxy account.
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