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pjc
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Posted - 2006-07-27 : 11:59:33
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I am a long time lurker and first time poster on this site. Here's my problem. I have an ActiveX script task that runs a query to pull users from a SQL Server table and then create the users in Active Directory. This script is the only item in the DTS package. The package runs perfectly from my machine, however I want this package to be kicked off by a stored procedure. I have the stored procedure set up and it tries to run the package, but it fails on the LDAP connection with "permission denied". From what I gather this is because it is trying to use the username logged in to SQL Server Agent. My main quesion: is there a way to specify which username and password to use for the LDAP connection?My LDAP connection in the script is: LDAP://ou=AST,dc=MYDC,dc=ABCWe don't really want to give access to Active Directory to the SQL Server Agent account.This is my first experience using LDAP, so if you need more info, I will do my best to provide. Also, this is a clustered server if it makes any difference.Thanks,Pete |
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