on 05-07-2013 9:17 AM
Hello,
we have a problem loading a flat file with BODS.
The flat file is located on the job server (Win-Server) under the path D:\flatfile\flatfile.txt
When we execute the job we receive the following error: "Cannot open file D:\flatfile\flatfile.txt. Check its path and permissions."
Which user needs the rights to access the folder/file: the user which runs the job-server/bods-service or the user which uses Data Services Designer and executes the job?
Is the path correct?
Thanks in advance.
Hi,
The user of Data Services service should have rights to the file share .
But in your case try to use a UNC path instead of letter drive.
Thanks
Nawfal
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Hi Michael
Repository which is created for you must have the privilege to read the flat file and load in to the specific target. Try changing the root directory if still the problem persist.
Thanks,
Sanjay
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I gave the user which runs the bods-service on the server read/write rights and it worked. Also with the letter drive path D:\.. it worked.
thanks for the help.
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Hi Michael,
One more thing to further verify.The user under which the DS service starts, if local system account then that should be changed to a local admin account since system account is limited and does not have network resource access. So the DS
.server may not be able to access the file and communicate it to the client
across the network.
hope this helps.
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Hi
To run the file successfully the read and write privilege must be granted to the specified user. Only if the user receives the entire access, it would be possible to import the data from the flat file even if it s placed in the different location
Best
Sanjay
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Michael -
Place your file at the place where you have read/write access. also make sure file is close when you execute your job.
I faced same issue which was resolved when I placed my input .txt file at some other location.
let us knoe the findings
deep
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