So our administrator created the Credential

Name: OEM PC Admin

Identity: 10.239.130.111\Administrator (since this pc is not on the domain)

Created.

New Proxy, select credential, failed.

Proxy "10.239.130.111\Administrator" is not a valid Windows user.

I thought...

Naw I think I will leave it to the administrator 😉

Don't feel like bringing the company to its knees if that is remotely possible!!

Thanks, you've been patient and great and...

Gotcha!

I see where you are talking about.

Can I create the credentials and proxy or does the administrator need to do that?

Koen Verbeeck (3/8/2011)

---

I can imagine that an account called "Local System" doesn't have access to a remote folder.

There are two options:

* configure SQL Server Agent to run under a custom...

Ok, the built in account that is selected is Local System, but the other choices are Local Service and Network Service.

Koen Verbeeck (3/8/2011)

---

If you click on services, you can see all the SQL Server services that are running on the server on the right side of the screen.

There should be...

Koen Verbeeck (3/8/2011)

---

Normally the SQL Server Agent...

That server has a Everyone account and users, wouldn't the SQL Agent fall under one of those two?

I don't know permissions that well.

NOPE, I was wrong, my resolution:

"I decided to read the file off that server then create the new file locally and it works fine.

Thanks!"

Did work for the moment then I...

It's automated off one of our machines, I don't know what they use internally, a custom application that spits out the data.

I have been able to write some script that...

Brandie Tarvin (2/14/2011)

---

Brandie Tarvin (2/8/2011)

---

Okay, I appear to be missing context for your data. I get that it appears to be machine parts, but I don't understand where "Side" comes...

:w00t: Thank you, thank you!!

I tried to use the EXISTS command but the couple ways I did it were wrong.

Appreciate it!! 😀

Is there suppose to be a link? Because I don't see one.

Thanks.

In the meanwhile, do yourself a favor and stop stressing over the idea that "Load / Processing = Display". Because they don't and you'll go batty trying to make two...

Hm, it showed it was attached.

Here again, thanks.