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AdminAnupHow are they connecting to SQL Server ? If you are using SQL Server authenitcation, they will use the SQL Server account permissions to access the files, if this one does not have any permissions, they will get a Access denied. The same situation if you are using Windows authentication and the individual users do not have access to the files. Did you try to run the function individually ? Which error do you get there if you try to let it run at a user context (and not probably one with administrative priviledges :-) )
Jens K. Suessmeyer.
http://www.sqlserver2005.de
|||it is using sql authentication.
Can you let me know which permission does sql authentication need to execute
and also if i change it to be windows does it need any admin privileges|||If you are using SQL Server Authentication, the SQL Server service account SQL Server is running with, will need to have rights on the accessed files / shares. If you are using Windows authentication, the logged in User wil need to have those rights.
Jens K. Suessmeyer
http://www.sqlserver2005.de
|||Has the CLR assembly been granted EXTERNAL_ACCESS?|||Yes that was it as it was in Safe mode
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