I want to upload a SQL Server database to the server where my ASP.NET application is. The problem is that when I make a backup file and try to upload it to the server, I receive error that the access to the file is denied. I gave to the file all possible permissions but it still doesn't work. I try to upload the database to somee.com server. To do it I need to create an empty database and then upload mine. I tried to generate script but I get many errors while executing it on the server. Can you tell me how can I upload my database?
If the error is "Access Denied" then you, surprise, have been denied access. SQL Server does not have permissions to access the file. This error message is not known to be flaky or misleading.
Either you gave SQL Server the wrong path or the permissions you granted are not sufficient. Test, by granting Full Control to Everyone. Use procmon.exe to find the ACCESS DENIED error.
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I am trying to export files by SSIS to sharepoint.
I have create package that is working on my computer. When I upload it on the SQL Server (SSIDB database) and try to run from SSISDB catalog I got error "Access is denied". I have log in to SQL Server by Windows Authentication and my username.
I have also log in to the database server (with my username) and try to create file in sharepoint directory and I have done that without an error. I can do that also by CMD script from server but when I try run this script in SSIS package deployed to SSMS I got an error "Access is denied".
My UNC directory looks like:
\sharepoint#SSL\DavWWWRoot\YYY
Regards
Piotr
Give the SQL Server Agent account (or whatever account you are running the job step as) the same permissions your account has in the sharepoint directory.
I try to attach a database and get an "error 5 access denied" error. I changed the permisions on the folder for the user "NT Service\MSSQL$MS64BITSQLSERVER" and gave full access but the error is still there.
The SQL Server service logs on as "NT Service\MSSQL$MS64BITSQLSERVER"
I'm sure that is an problem with the access rights. Any further suggestions?
Thanks and regards
The user which connects to database via windows authentication is already an Admin. But I must gave the user additional explicit full access on the folder which contains the files (properties/security). After that the error 5 file access disappears.
I have the following situation:
A sql server 2014 is installed
While the server was shutdown the hard drive the databases were on had troubles which resulted in the loss of these files
So now I have the situation that the server has databases configured to be existing where the files don't exist any longer.
When I now try to start the sql server via the configuration tools it does not start and in the log files I see that he throws an error that he doesn't find the database files. When I tried to copy the same files there from another server I still had the same problem but the error message was now "access denied" (as naturally they had different users).
So my question is: What (aside from a reinstall) can I do to get the sql server up and running again?
Change the database file permissions to allow access for SQL Server. Look at an existing file to see what permissions must be configured.
I'm currently having an issue where I can execute a package perfectly fine from SQL Server Data Tools but get the following error when trying to execute from within the SSIS Catalog:
File System Task:Error: An error occurred with the following error message: "Access to the path '\xxxxxxxx\xxxx\' is denied.".
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I'm logging in to SSMS and SSDT using the same log in details and was under the impression that when executing from the SSIS Catalog the credentials supplied when logging in to SSMS were used?
Just for clarity, I'm talking about executing directly from the menu in SSMS:
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It sounds like you don't have Kerberos configured on your SQL Server (double hop issue).
Here is the issue logged with MS which has been fixed now.
https://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/767088/with-the-new-ability-to-execute-ssis-packages-from-tsql-kerberos-delegation-should-be-supported
Here is a great blog post on the details of this:
http://www.sqlscientist.com/2014/01/setup-kerberos-authentication-for-sql.html
Once this is configured, you should be able to remotely kick off the job using a Stored Procedure, or SSMS on your local machine. It will pass your credentials if it is configured correctly, of course you have to make sure you have the proper permissions to access the network resource.
I have a Data Solution that has a Database Project and a Server Project.
I want to deploy to an SQL Script. I don't want to have to have SysAdmin privileges on the SQL Server (SQL 2008).
Is there a way to do this? I really don't want to set any settings or upload any server level stuff. I only have the server project because my DB project needed it to compile.
I just want an SQL Script of the things that are not on the server for my database.
This is my current error message:
MyDB.dbschema(0,0)Error UNDEFINED00000: The user does not have permission to perform this action.
MyDB.dbschema(0,0)Error TSD01234: Failed to import target model MyDatabaseOnServer. Detailed message A fatal error occurred while the model was being imported.
Done executing task "SqlDeployTask" -- FAILED.
Done building target "DspDeploy" in project "MyDB.dbproj" -- FAILED.
Thanks for any help...
The permissions are allegedly spelled out here, but I ran into this problem and couldn't for the life of me configure the correct permissions following these instructions. I ended up going the sysadmin permissions route.