Problems Connect a Network Drive with SQL Server Agent

Hello
I have MS SQL 7.00.1094 on NT 4.0
When I connect a Network Drive (net use.../User:local User
on Remote System) with SQL Server Agent I cannot access
this.
If I take the same command on the desktop (Command Shell)
the access is o.K.
The SQL Server Agent is started with the same Account as I
logged on locally.
Even I connect a network drive z.B. U: local, I can not
access this from SQL Server Agent though is the same
global user.
But this Problem exist only 7 days ago.
Thanks
MartinDid someone add a proxy account to the SQL agent? Go to Enterprise Manger
and check the properties for SQL server agent | Job System tab. You should
verify then that you can map the drive with the proxy account.
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"Martin" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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.gbl...
> Hello
> I have MS SQL 7.00.1094 on NT 4.0
> When I connect a Network Drive (net use.../User:local User
> on Remote System) with SQL Server Agent I cannot access
> this.
> If I take the same command on the desktop (Command Shell)
> the access is o.K.
> The SQL Server Agent is started with the same Account as I
> logged on locally.
> Even I connect a network drive z.B. U: local, I can not
> access this from SQL Server Agent though is the same
> global user.
> But this Problem exist only 7 days ago.
> Thanks
> Martin|||A service, such as SQL Server Agent, is not supposed to be able to see
mapped drives. You should use a URL from a service.
180362 INFO: Services and Redirected Drives
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=180362
Cindy Gross, MCDBA, MCSE
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