Automated login to network

[mpov]

I have an Access process that pushes a csv file to a network drive. The
drive has a separate user name and pwd. Does anyone have code that can
automatically log me in? This is a automated process that will run nightly
so manual intervention is not an option.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Jim Evans]

I do this type of thing with a .vbs script or a .bat script. After the
script is created and saved to a particulat folder on c:\, I create a
Scheduled Task to run the script. The Scheduled Task requires credentials.

I believe the user credentials you use must be those of a local user so,
create the user on the system that is running the Task and have that user
run the Task.

Jim

 

[mpov via AccessMonster.com]

Thanks Jim.
I had my IT team create a script to do the move.

I would still like to do this in Access if possible so I can eliminate this
extra step.

I do this type of thing with a .vbs script or a .bat script. After the
script is created and saved to a particulat folder on c:\, I create a
Scheduled Task to run the script. The Scheduled Task requires credentials.

I believe the user credentials you use must be those of a local user so,
create the user on the system that is running the Task and have that user
run the Task.

Jim

I have an Access process that pushes a csv file to a network drive. The
drive has a separate user name and pwd. Does anyone have code that can

[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]

Thanks in advance.

 

[Jim Evans]

The advantage to this method is that it runs regardless of whether your
Access app is open or not
Jim

Thanks Jim.
I had my IT team create a script to do the move.

I would still like to do this in Access if possible so I can eliminate
this
extra step.

I do this type of thing with a .vbs script or a .bat script. After the
script is created and saved to a particulat folder on c:\, I create a
Scheduled Task to run the script. The Scheduled Task requires credentials.

I believe the user credentials you use must be those of a local user so,
create the user on the system that is running the Task and have that user
run the Task.

Jim

I have an Access process that pushes a csv file to a network drive. The
drive has a separate user name and pwd. Does anyone have code that can

[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]

Thanks in advance.

 

[ryguy7272]

Would something like this work for you?
http://www.iopus.com/guides/winscheduler.htm

HTH,
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The advantage to this method is that it runs regardless of whether your
Access app is open or not
Jim

Thanks Jim.
I had my IT team create a script to do the move.

I would still like to do this in Access if possible so I can eliminate
this
extra step.

I do this type of thing with a .vbs script or a .bat script. After the
script is created and saved to a particulat folder on c:\, I create a
Scheduled Task to run the script. The Scheduled Task requires credentials.

I believe the user credentials you use must be those of a local user so,
create the user on the system that is running the Task and have that user
run the Task.

Jim

I have an Access process that pushes a csv file to a network drive. The
drive has a separate user name and pwd. Does anyone have code that can
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]

Thanks in advance.

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