DTS Export to Web Folder

  • I need to export data from SQL Server 2000 to a csv file located in a

    web folder. When I choose the file name path using the dialog box and selecting the folder from Netwrok Places, it

    becomes translated to C:\Documents and Settings\v-michh\Local

    Settings\Temporary Files\Content.IE5\KFCRM1S1. When I run the

    package, I get an error

    "Error Source: Microsoft Data Transformation Services Flat File Rowset

    Provider

    Error Description: Error opening datafile: Access is denied"

    If I enter the https://Webfolder/file.csv address in the file path, I

    get an error

    "Error Source: Microsoft Data Transformation Services Flat File Rowset

    Provider

    Error Description: Error opening datafile: The filename, directory name,

    or volume label syntax is incorrect"

    How can I get DTS to export directly to this webfolder.

    I do have the appropriate permissions for the site, as I can access it

    and copy files directly to the site. I have also been granted

    administrative right to the site. This site uses Integrated Windows

    Authentication.

  • Try sharing a folder in the web as a Network folder and use a UNC path to do it.

  • You can not map a web folder as a drive without 3rd party software.  As I am not an administrator on the server where the package exists, or where the web folder exists, I am unable to install 3rd party software and the admin is unwilling to install the software on this server.

    I do not know which server the web folder resides on and it is not a shared folder anyways, so using a \\server\folder\file path is not an option.  I also do not know who the administrator is for this server.

     

    I am looking to be able to schedule this package so I do not need to manually move the file.  Can DTS be programmed to FTP to the web folder?  If so how?  The FTP task on DTS is for downloading, not uploading.

     

    Thanks

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