Web Service task failing

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Web Service task failing

TangoVictor

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July 28, 2009 at 7:49 am

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We have a package with a web service task that ran on a SQL Server where the service account was a server admin.
Now it is being transfered to a server with a proper security setup. The job is running under a proxy account. The web service task is attempting to write a .tmp file to
C:\Documents and Settings\AgentSrvcAccount\Local Settings\Temp
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It's failing because the proxy account does not have access. I can't find any settings that specify this path. Is this possibly some type of SQL default is there a way to change this? I don't want the proxy account to have access to the server file system outside of our designated directories.

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COZYROC One Orange Chip Points: 28499 More actions · Answer 1

tvanharp (7/28/2009)
We have a package with a web service task that ran on a SQL Server where the service account was a server admin.
Now it is being transfered to a server with a proper security setup. The job is running under a proxy account. The web service task is attempting to write a .tmp file to
C:\Documents and Settings\AgentSrvcAccount\Local Settings\Temp
.
It's failing because the proxy account does not have access. I can't find any settings that specify this path. Is this possibly some type of SQL default is there a way to change this? I don't want the proxy account to have access to the server file system outside of our designated directories.

You have to right-click on the above folder and go to permissions. Then you have to give permissions to your proxy account to access this folder.

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TangoVictor SSChampion Points: 10969 More actions · Answer 2

This is what I wanted to avoid, we use vmware and network storage so all our drives are setup with minimum amount of space. Its a general rule that nothing is stored on the c drive outside of the os. I ended up doing this because I couldn't find any other solution. It worked fine, thanks for the reply.