Batch File Problems

I have an Oracle form that calls a batch file stored on the same server, this
batch file ends up being ran using the NT AUTHORITY/SYSTEM account. The
problem arises when the batch file tried to access a share or printer stored
on a network computer. Due to the nature of the NT AUTHOIRTY/SYSTEM account
it doesn't have any network access.

Because of the above I have a couple questions:
- Is it possible to allow a batch file top be ran by a specified user?
- Is it possible to allow the NT AUTHORITY/SYSTEM account the ability to
access network resources?

I also have an idea, of creating a batch file to schedule a job to run once,
and have it run the printing batch file as a specific user. Is this
something that is possible?

try to run the Oracle service from a different account.
Or run your batch using RUNAS command.


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"Nikon" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:6D23A38D-ED17-4B46-9869-(E-Mail Removed)...
>I have an Oracle form that calls a batch file stored on the same server,
>this
> batch file ends up being ran using the NT AUTHORITY/SYSTEM account. The
> problem arises when the batch file tried to access a share or printer
> stored
> on a network computer. Due to the nature of the NT AUTHOIRTY/SYSTEM
> account
> it doesn't have any network access.
>
> Because of the above I have a couple questions:
> - Is it possible to allow a batch file top be ran by a specified user?
> - Is it possible to allow the NT AUTHORITY/SYSTEM account the ability to
> access network resources?
>
> I also have an idea, of creating a batch file to schedule a job to run
> once,
> and have it run the printing batch file as a specific user. Is this
> something that is possible?

Thank you for your responsem, however upon further attempts runas can only be
ran on executables. I still have to try running the Oracle service as a
different user.

"Andrei Ungureanu" wrote:

> try to run the Oracle service from a different account.
> Or run your batch using RUNAS command.
>
>
> --
> Regards,
> Andrei Ungureanu
> www.eventid.net
> Test our new EventReader!
> http://www.altairtech.ca/eventreader...lt2.asp?ref=au
>
>
> "Nikon" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:6D23A38D-ED17-4B46-9869-(E-Mail Removed)...
> >I have an Oracle form that calls a batch file stored on the same server,
> >this
> > batch file ends up being ran using the NT AUTHORITY/SYSTEM account. The
> > problem arises when the batch file tried to access a share or printer
> > stored
> > on a network computer. Due to the nature of the NT AUTHOIRTY/SYSTEM
> > account
> > it doesn't have any network access.
> >
> > Because of the above I have a couple questions:
> > - Is it possible to allow a batch file top be ran by a specified user?
> > - Is it possible to allow the NT AUTHORITY/SYSTEM account the ability to
> > access network resources?
> >
> > I also have an idea, of creating a batch file to schedule a job to run
> > once,
> > and have it run the printing batch file as a specific user. Is this
> > something that is possible?
>
>
>