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xp_cmdshell doesn't run in a maintenance plan

Asked by Jambyte in SQL Server 2005

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Are there are special securities i need to give the server to make xp_cmdshell run in a maintenance plan? I'm executing a stored procedure through a maintenance plan.  My stored procedure calls the xp_cmdshell command to make a folder and copy some files. I want this to be run on the server. So i put it in a maintenance plan but it doesn't seam to execute my xpcmdshell function on the server.  However, it does work fine when i run it manually locally.  Any suggestions will be appreciated!Start Free Trial
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