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You can set the username and password of a DTS package from inside a SQL job using an operating system command.<br />
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dtsrun /S[server] /U[username] /P[password] /N[dtspackage]
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You can set the username and password of a DTS package from inside a SQL job using an operating system command.

dtsrun /S[server] /U[username] /P[password] /N[dtspackage]

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from the dts designer - schedule the package to run ..<br />
this will create a job in the sql agent job section ..<br />
look at the steps in the job that is created .. there will be a step to run the dts ..<br />
eg dts run &nbsp;skdhf983983196198401874017<wbr />4102 &nbsp;' lost of ms numbers :)'<br />
&nbsp;you can copy this cope into your own scheduled jobs .. and set your job to run under what ever account you want <br />
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from the dts designer - schedule the package to run ..
this will create a job in the sql agent job section ..
look at the steps in the job that is created .. there will be a step to run the dts ..
eg dts run  skdhf9839831961984018740174102  ' lost of ms numbers :)'
 you can copy this cope into your own scheduled jobs .. and set your job to run under what ever account you want



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I am working with SQL Server 2000. I have a DTS package that needs to acces text files in a SharePoint document library on another server. If I am logged on, I can run the DTS packages and the job will use my credentials to access the SharePoint library. The problem is, I need to set this up to automatically run the job on a daily basis. How can I get the DTS package to pass login credentials when the SQL Server Job agent invikes the job? Alternatively, is there another way that this can be handled so that I am not required to be logged on to allow access to these text files?
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I am working with SQL Server 2000. I have a DTS package that needs to acces text files in a SharePoint document library on another server. If I am logged on, I can run the DTS packages and the job will use my credentials to access the SharePoint library. The problem is, I need to set this up to automatically run the job on a daily basis. How can I get the DTS package to pass login credentials when the SQL Server Job agent invikes the job? Alternatively, is there another way that this can be handled so that I am not required to be logged on to allow access to these text files?

Automating a DTS Package that accesses text files in a SharePoint Document library

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