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Exectuting jobs in Sql server

Asked by vvn in MS SQL Server

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Hello

I have a normal dbo user let me call him dbo_user.
This user has access to database CT

Now I want him to be able to execute a job in 2 steps.
- do a stored proc of selects, inserts,.... (this is no problem)
- dtsrun (to run a DTS package, this has some script in it that writes some stuff on the servers hard disk)

The problem first is that the user dbo_user cannot see the job because the owner is sa.
When I make dbo_user the owner the dts run is a problem because xp_cmdshell is necessary to execute this.

Is there a possibility to run this job with lesser than administrative rigths? Or rights to the xp_cmdshell?

What did I try already:
- I tried to put it all in a stored procedure and give rights to the dbo_user -> no success because of the xp_cmdshell
- I tried to update a table and attach a trigger to it, also no success because of the lack of rights

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