How to run a SQL job using different account.

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How to run a SQL job using different account.

Mac1986

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July 21, 2014 at 5:21 pm

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Hi I have a job that needs to execute with different account. I figured i need a proxy so i have created one.
Now i need to configure a job that runs a store procedure using that proxy account.
Can some please help me with steps

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Mac1986 SSCertifiable Points: 6216 More actions · Answer 1

I created a job with a step which has OperatingSystem(CMDEXEC) and run as DOMAIN\MYACCOUNT.

SQLCMD -q "SQLOPSDB.DBO.sp_now"

But now the job is not finishing as the above command does not have EXIT command. Can someone please help me with syntax to run above query with EXIT Command.

Jeff Moden SSC Guru Points: 1004406 More actions · Answer 2

Mac1986 (7/21/2014)
I created a job with a step which has OperatingSystem(CMDEXEC) and run as DOMAIN\MYACCOUNT.
SQLCMD -q "SQLOPSDB.DBO.sp_now"
But now the job is not finishing as the above command does not have EXIT command. Can someone please help me with syntax to run above query with EXIT Command.

Why are you shelling out to run a stored procedure? And, why on this good green Earth would you name a stored procedure with the system prefix of "sp_"?

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SQLRNNR SSC Guru Points: 281334 More actions · Answer 3

Jeff Moden (7/21/2014)
Mac1986 (7/21/2014)
I created a job with a step which has OperatingSystem(CMDEXEC) and run as DOMAIN\MYACCOUNT.
SQLCMD -q "SQLOPSDB.DBO.sp_now"
But now the job is not finishing as the above command does not have EXIT command. Can someone please help me with syntax to run above query with EXIT Command.
Why are you shelling out to run a stored procedure? And, why on this good green Earth would you name a stored procedure with the system prefix of "sp_"?

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