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Yes it was a credentials issue, but one of windows. &nbsp;When it was installed the service had the ability to read but not to write. &nbsp;I have since fixed that and all appears to be well. &nbsp;<br />
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Thank you all
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Yes it was a credentials issue, but one of windows.  When it was installed the service had the ability to read but not to write.  I have since fixed that and all appears to be well.  

Thank you all

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Hello Experts, <br />
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I have a program that writes emails to a database. &nbsp;It's a service that checks the inbox of a support system and then logs them into a database. &nbsp;Simple, right? <br />
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Problem is that the service won't function properly unless I'm logged in! &nbsp;It acts like its working, I can see the emails that are in the inbox go from the inbox to the logged in folder I made, but the service doesn't write to the database or anything..help!<br />
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It can read the database, but it won't do any insert/updates...what the heck?<br />
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Thanks, <br />
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Kevin<br />
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Hello Experts, 

I have a program that writes emails to a database.  It's a service that checks the inbox of a support system and then logs them into a database.  Simple, right? 

Problem is that the service won't function properly unless I'm logged in!  It acts like its working, I can see the emails that are in the inbox go from the inbox to the logged in folder I made, but the service doesn't write to the database or anything..help!

It can read the database, but it won't do any insert/updates...what the heck?

Thanks, 

Kevin

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Service won't run program properly without being logged in

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