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basicconfiguration
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Posted - 05/24/2010 :  11:53:47  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi everyone,
I have an Execute Process Task that run a batch file on server1. It works when I run it from my local desktop. But when I remote into server1 and I'm able to connect to the FTP server but it gets stuck when is trying to transfer the file. Any idea what is going on? how can I get around this?
Edited by - basicconfiguration on 05/25/2010 16:24:13

Lamprey
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Posted - 05/24/2010 :  15:24:44  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
How are you running your package on the remote server? Did you copy your package to that server or install it into MSDB? Under what security context is the pacakge executing?

How does FTP come into play? Can you give us more details? Perhaps a step by step?
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basicconfiguration
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Posted - 05/24/2010 :  16:45:27  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
How are you running your package on the remote server?
I run it using BIDS (manually)


Did you copy your package to that server or install it into MSDB?
No, I UNC (\\servername\directory\*.sln). I open and run the *.sln file manually.


Under what security context is the pacakge executing?
A developer's


How does FTP come into play? Can you give us more details? Perhaps a step by step?

The ftp transfers ten .TXT files to the FTPserver.

put \\....1.txt C:\\folder\\1.txt
Edited by - basicconfiguration on 05/25/2010 17:37:54
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Posted - 05/25/2010 :  02:28:57  Show Profile  Visit zstarsales04's Homepage  Reply with Quote
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