How to copy files from one location to another location throgh sql.

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SQL-Server-2008R2

I have been trying to copy files from one location to another location using following command..but am not able to execute it successfully due to error am encountering..

exec master..xp_cmdshell "net use t: \\61.16.165.200\D$\ExportReport xitech123! /user:ggsfadata\sfa /persistent:yes"

exec master..xp_cmdshell 'copy E:\ExportReport\*.* \\61.16.165.200\D$\ExportReport'

exec master..xp_cmdshell "net use T: /delete"

i have list of errors which follows below..
1)System error 53 has occurred.
2)The network path was not found.
3)E:\ExportReport\ddd.txt
The network path was not found.
0 file(s) copied.
4)The network connection could not be found.
NULL
More help is available by typing NET HELPMSG 2250.
NULL
NULL

Please help me out...

Posted 16-Dec-15 20:37pm

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Michael_Davies 17-Dec-15 3:05am

Have you tried the commands directly in a cmd shell?

To access D$ requires administrator privilege, make sure you have the rights.

Why map a network resource to T: then never use it only to delete it?

Member 11337367 17-Dec-15 3:44am

never tried in cmd sheell..where i have to give administrator privilage..

Member 11337367 17-Dec-15 3:51am

I have just tried in cmd shell.I got same reply ie network path was not found

Michael_Davies 17-Dec-15 3:57am

So now you know where the problem lies, solve it. There is nothing any one here can give as an answer as it is related to access rights to a network resource.

Your URL uses an IP address that is not a local network address, can you see that IP address from your network; ping it and see if you get a response. Also if it is a remote remote server there will definitely be restrictions on exposing admin shares (D$) directly over the internet normally you would use a VPN for security to access shares remotely.

Member 11337367 17-Dec-15 4:02am

small doubt..61.16.165.200 this is not local network address u r telling?

Michael_Davies 17-Dec-15 4:06am

That address is an internet routable address, if it is a server on your local network it would normally have a local address as well that you can use locally.

Non-routable or local IP addresses are in the ranges

10.0.0.0 to 10.255.255.255.
172.16.0.0 to 172.31.255.255.
192.168.0.0 to 192.168.255.255.

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