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If you are seeing getproxyaccount error 87 at line 604, this blog post will help you.
Does anyone know roughly what this is?
I think you need to do this and run Server xp_cmdshell
[Microsoft][ODBC sql Server]xpsql driver][sql.cpp:
Error group at 87 getproxyaccount 604
did nothing but price.. HELP
Any ideas.
Do we need to configure something outside the server?
Under sql agent Enterprise Manager Server. . Properties,
Uncheck Task properties, Not a system administrator
Because this feature is enabled by default in later versions of SQL
Server.
[Macromedia][SQLServer JDBC Driver][SQLServer]xpsql.cp
This is .done .through .ODBC…. The user I usually use for ODBC connection is not the site, the user is just logging in, a user created in SQL itself… .Found
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I have articles dedicated to this subject, but this may point me to the need to set up a global user. I haven’t started using the domain and I don’t want to work with a domain user either. Is there a way to solve this problem?
odbc use xp_cmdshell
call to stored procedure with following link
— Create export string
S forET @string = ‘bcp “## ‘.+ @fileName + ‘” down ” ‘.+ @path + @fileName + ‘.xls” -c -U”export” -P”export”‘
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when trying to execute (from ASP) a page, the xp_cmdshell stored procedure needs to write some text to A folder on the web server.
We are running SQL Server 2000 on a windows 2000 server. MSSQLSERVER The service runs under a domain account that is a member of sysadmin and has administrative rights. MSSQLSERVERAGENT service with the checkbox “Only users with system administrator rights can run when cmdexec ActiveScripting jobs are stopped”.
Usually when I change an ASP page to point to my server database – sql PE 2000 is installed and running on a machine with two thousand wins, the procedure is reliable. On my development machine, the MSSQLSERVER set of services is in “System Account” and the MSSQLSERVERAGENT set is in my username/domain (by unchecking the main box mentioned above and selecting “Reset Proxy Account”). basket
I don’t know why the error actually occurs, but when I suggested it would help network administrators create another proxy account, they honestly said that there were security issues with this simple proxy account .
You’re getting this skill error because you don’t specify
Actual account as
proxy account. Basically this account is created when a non-system administrator user
creates xp_cmdshell. .It is .fully .identified .in .Book .Online .xp_cmdshell .at ..quick
Here is a script to help you set up an account.
for example
–see. current setting exec master
..N’GET’ xp_sqlagent_proxy_account
–set ne
master exec..xp_sqlagent_proxy_account N’SET’,
N’DomainName’,
N’UserName’,
N’Password’
>
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net
>Does anyone know what’s special about
> I think it has something to do with starting a new xp_cmdshell shell
>SQL Server [microsoft][odbc Driver][SQL Server]xpsql.cpp:
>GetProxyAccount error eighty-seven at line
604
get
I Am Error Message 87 From GetProxyAccount…???
Tommy Selggre Thu » 27 Feb 03 18:30:19
I’m trying to run a stored procedure from a Visual Basic program and I’m getting the following
error:
[Microsoft][ODBC Server Driver][SQL Server]xpsql sql.cpp: 87, error provided by
GetProxyAccount at line 604
Receive
GetProxyAccount Error 87…???
because of Tibor Karas » Thu Feb 25, 2003 6:41:25 PM
Looks like that a user (not a system administrator) is trying to run xp_cmdshell and you have not created a proxy account for use in this tutorial (EM,
Right Click Agent).
—
Karazi, Tibor SQL MVP
server Archived at: http://groups.google.com/groups?oi=djq&as_ugroup=microsoft.public.sql…
>I’m trying to run your own stored procedure from a simple visual program, and
>from someone I’m getting the following error message:
> [Microsoft] [ODBC Server Driver] [SQL sql Server] xpsql.cpp error: eighty out of seven
.> Regarding line 604
getproxyaccount.
>Greetings,
.>Tommy Selggren
