FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message

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    - how to excluded the intersection of 2 dimensions ? You can do it in MDX, but only a few query tools will allow you to construct queries like this. I think vendors tend to refer to this capability as 'asymmetic sets'; I can only think of one tool I've seen recently that did this (Intelligencia - http://www.it-workplace.co.uk/i4wfeatures.aspx ) but I'm sure that if you hunt around there will be others. Does anyone else know of one Here's an MDX query to prove it's possible: select measures.[internet sales amount] on 0, except ( [Date].[Day Name].[Day Name]. members * [Product].[Color].[Color]. members ,{([Date].[Day Name].&[2], [Product].[Color].&[Red])} ) on 1 from [Adventure Works] HTH, Chris Tag: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message
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    - Error while BAM deployment on SQl server express 2005 Hi Amit, This is an issue for the BizTalk folks as this is their installer. Mike Tag: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message
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    - how to write this query? If the question you are asking is can you use the alias at other locations instead of re-writing this case statement, the answer is no; TSQL does not support this kind of alias. As this post says: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx PostID=444539&SiteID=1 You will need to use a CTE or a derived table. You might also want to give a look to: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx PostID=380479&SiteID=1 Tag: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message
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    - Out of Memory Error when running a Select Statement Mark: You might want to temper opening large tables with Management Studio or other tools. If your table contains 40 million rows of data and each row of data is on average 1000 bytes per row, opening this table might take 40 GB of memory to open and display the data. Be careful about viewing all rows of large tables. Dave Tag: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message
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    - Change filename for flat file connection manager at runtime Basically, use property expressions: http://blogs.conchango.com/jamiethomson/archive/2006/06/28/4156.aspx -Jamie Tag: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message
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    - Get previous sale for a customer's sale? So, here is one (ugly) way to get what your looking for. Code Snippet select [Measures].[Internet Extended Amount] on 0, -- GET TOP 1 VALUE HEAD ( -- SORT BASED ON DATE VALUE IN DESCENDING ORDER ORDER ( FILTER ( -- SET OF SHIP DATES ASSOCIATED WITH THIS CUSTOMER EXISTS ( [Ship Date].[Date].[Date]. Members , [Customer].[Customer].&[15566], 'Internet Sales' ), -- LIMIT TO THOSE PRIOR TO THIS FIXED DATE [Ship Date].[Date]. CurrentMember . MemberValue < [Ship Date].[Date].&[1082]. MemberValue ), [Ship Date].[Date]. CurrentMember . MemberValue , BDESC ), 1) on 1 from [Adventure Works] Did I mention this was ugly :-) Bryan Tag: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message
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    - Trigger to insert multiple records into related table A few things: It looks to me like you are blindly performing cursor-based inserts; normally, this should be replaced with a set-based process in which a single INSERT command is responsible for inserting all of the child records It looks like you are propagating the same "cat_control_name" from the parent column to the child column; redundant data such as this should not be retained Adding a second "cursor loop" layer is usually a very bad practice; again, use as set based process whenever possible There should be no need to use @@identity in the trigger; your key data should come from the INSERTED table; in addition, it is normally a bad practice to use @@identity; normal practice for situations in which you might otherwise use @@identity normally call for the use of the SCOPE_IDENTITY function; look up these features in books online Look up the examples for triggers in books online How do the child and parent tables differ from each other Is all of the data for the child table gleaned from the parent table Dave Tag: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message
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    - Split - Comma seperaed values One method is to use Jens Suessmeyer's split function; there is an example and the definition of that function here: http://forums.microsoft.com/TechNet/ShowPost.aspx PostID=419984&SiteID=17 In addition to this, you might want to give a look to this article by MVP Erland Sommarskog: http://www.sommarskog.se/arrays-in-sql.html Also, if you have no more than 4 entries in a list and your data is otherwise simple, you might be able to take advantage of the PARSENAME function. Hang on, and I'll show you an example of the PARSENAME work-around. Tag: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message
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    - Cannot Pull table with RDA Hi, it seems that I can connect to http://mycomputernae and http://mycomputername/virtualfolder/sqlcesa30.dll only if my laptop is connected to the local network or to the internet. Does anybody know why Thankyou Tag: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message
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    - How to connect to remote server You will have to work with your Hosting provider to obtain access through their firewalls to access their SQL Server instance. Tag: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message
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    - SQL 2005 Standard on Vista RTM Can you read through this thread and see if it applies It suggests that there is a WMI configuration issue. http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx PostID=124864&SiteID=1 Thanks, Sam Tag: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message
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    - Performance-Issue with variables This is has to do with the way the optimizer works. When you are comparing your target columns to a constant the optimizer can make a better estimate of the plan that is needed. A similar thing can potentially happen if you are using a stored procedure and you access the index with parameters to the stored procedure (parameter "sniffing"). This is a useful optimization feature. With variables instead of parameters or constants the optimizer has no ability for "sniffing". These posts might be a useful read -- especially Umachandar's comments: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx PostID=1064467&SiteID=1 http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx PostID=994587&SiteID=1 http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx PostID=989579&SiteID=1 http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx PostID=733229&SiteID=1 Tag: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message
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    - cannot connect to server Are you sure SQL Server Reporting Services is running smootly at the connecting server To make sure that it is, connect to the server using http://Yourserver/Reportserver (or the non-default name you configured for it) I guess you are trying to connect, the IIS throws an error message (which is in HTML) and which is not readable for SSMS. Jens K. Suessmeyer. --- http://www.sqlserver2005.de --- Tag: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message
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    - using encryption via an asp site. how is it done lets say i have an asp.net site wtih forms authentication, where the username and password are checked against values stored in a table, all done via https so the password data cant fall into the wrong hands. once the user is authenticate this is my idea: each user has a status, stored in the status column of the users table : Admin or RegularUser. if the user status is an Admin, and clicks on something that returns encrypted data, a sproc checks the user has admin status and uses impersonation to impersonate a login that has control to use the encryption key that encrypted the data. so the data is returned unencrypted. is this a valid way of using encryption via asp.net, or are their security issues Tag: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message
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    - The '[CDbl]' function does not exist. The CDbl function is in the VBA external library. You need to reference it like VBA!CDbl([Measures].[Page Views]) HTH, Martin Tag: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message
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    - How to acces report of other system from my system. Is your database connection using integrated security If so, the problem is related to the double hop issue. There are several ways to resolve the problem depending on the security requirements of your environment. Tag: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message
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    - Problem with "Transfer SQL Server Objects Task" I've had the same problems, and for what it's worth, here's what I found: setting copySchema to true fixed a few problems CopyForeignKeys.....it doesn't work, so don't do it. SSIS seems to try and create foreign keys before it has created all the primary keys, so it can sometimes fall over check jamie thomson's article for possible workarounds of the foreign key problem: http://blogs.conchango.com/jamiethomson/archive/2006/02/17/SSIS_3A00_-How-to-load-related-tables.aspx do you have service pack 2 installed michal Tag: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message
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    - Problem running SSIS from C# program. Nobody is doing this Tag: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message
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    - Schema use in SQL2005 I don't understand. Do you have a script to reproduce the issue Tag: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message
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    - Granting UPDATE for only certain columns in a table Sorry Dan - can you show us the update query Tag: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message
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    - Event ID: 17055 2 GB is the data size limit for SQL 2000 MSDE databases. You will need a higher end edition to have a larger database. Tag: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message
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    - Trouble with Pivot Task (multiple problems) - Long Problem 1: What is "a set of data" What does the data look like What's the error message for that error code -Jamie Tag: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message
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    - @@Version still shows Service Pack 1 Can you post the entire string returned by SELECT @@VERSION My guess is that you are seeing the Windows OS Service Pack that is also included in the @@VERSION call. SQL Server should return SP2. Thanks, Sam Lester (MSFT) Tag: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message
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    - Linked server SQL 2005 to 2000 Moved to Setup and Upgrade forum... Tag: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message
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    - SQL Questions I dont know about the last question.. But for the first 2 question you can use SQL Profiler. You need to check whether the query being locked by some other procedure.. or what happens to the query after it reach to the SQL.. I am new to it so cant help you much. But i am sure someone else will help both of us to learn Profiler. Good Luck. Tag: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message
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    - Line Chart Color To put different colors for lines in line chart, Please select chart properties-goto Data-under values goto Edit-Apperance-goto Series Style...-select Border and Line-Color. give suitable color here. (and i think line and marker will have the same color.) Tag: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message
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    - Im new to using views, and this program they have me working on is using them quite heavily..(cant read from a view) You CANNOT specifically request the columns and tables that are part of the view definition. When you use a view, you are limited to the column names provided by the view. Above, your WHERE clause attempts to identify the [AppraisalView_C] . [AppraisalID_C] column, when in fact, that column is just known as A.[ AppraisalID_C] Tag: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message
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    - Insert Performance I have investigated this issue and published two short articles about it: SQL Compact Edition Insert Performance Tuning SQL Compact Edition Insert Performance The bottom line is quite simple: don't use the query processor to insert data on a SQL CE database (i.e. don't use the INSERT command). If you took the trouble of developing everything in OLE DB, then please use a base table cursor to insert the data. If you couple this with the performance tuning of the second article, you will get the best performance possible (or very close to it...). Tag: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message
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    - Cannot see Report Builder in Report Manager YOu will need to have report builder permissions (thats a report role) and you will need to have ReportBuilder functionality enabled in the config file: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms365173.aspx Jens K. Suessmeyer. --- http://www.sqlserver2005.de --- Tag: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message
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    - Update = Delete & Insert? Its true in SQL Server Also From BOL An update transaction is similar to a delete operation followed by an insert operation; the old rows are copied to the deleted table first, and then the new rows are copied to the trigger table and to the inserted table. The deleted table stores copies of the affected rows during DELETE and UPDATE statements. During the execution of a DELETE or UPDATE statement, rows are deleted from the trigger table and transferred to the deleted table. The deleted table and the trigger table ordinarily have no rows in common. The inserted table stores copies of the affected rows during INSERT and UPDATE statements. During an insert or update transaction, new rows are added simultaneously to both the inserted table and the trigger table. The rows in the inserted table are copies of the new rows in the trigger table. Madhu Tag: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message
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    - odd issue with NOT IN statement My knee-jerk reaction to this is to change NOT IN syntax into NOT EXISTS syntax. update wip set haserr=[order xref] from wip a inner join m_orders b on a.[order xref] = b.[order xref] There are issues with NOT IN when your field is null that can cause the results to be different than the way you might intuitively expect. When the result is a NULL it cannot be determined whether the record is IN or NOT IN the set because the NULL means unknown. There have been previous threads that discuss this; I will try to find a couple. Here are a couple of posts: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx PostID=299702&SiteID=1 http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx PostID=607796&SiteID=1 Tag: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message
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    - Looking for Feedback: Native 64-bit Support in SQL Express Hi! I might be a bit rusty since I haven't used Express for some time, but I want to speak up anyway. > 1. What advantages will a native 64-bit Express offer you - Better IO performance maybe. - Single CLR executable for use in Express and the heavier versions. Management bonus. - Better security, I believe, what immediately comes to mind is that updates can be identical for express and workgroup+, so that one can trust that security conserns fixed on workgroup+ are fixed on express on the same time. > 2. Does a 64-bit Express eliminate the need to support 32-bit WoW (Consider that without WoW, we would not have a single package that could install on both architectures.) Not for me, I've used it to use Jet on x64: http://gorm-braarvig.blogspot.com/2005/11/access-database-from-sql-200564.html . Of course a 64-bit Jet or some 32-64-bit provider bridge would fix this. > 3. If you could only have either native 64-bit Express or WoW support, which would you choose (Bonus if you tell me why. ) WoW, so that I can keep using 32-bit providers, especially Jet (see above) > 4. What user/application scenarios are driving your need for native 64-bit Express Currently none. Later, G. Tag: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message

DarrellMerryweather

Hi

I have a simple FTP task that I am trying to connect to an FTP server. I can test the connection fine, however, when I try and execute the package from Visual Studio 2005 I get the "The Password was not allowed" message. I have found some threads that mention setting the protection level on the package to EncryptSensitiveWithPassword, however, I still get the same message appearing.

Has anyone any idea as to what is causing this and how I can get around it

Thanks

Darrell

Re: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message

Ovidiu Burlacu

The error comes from the FTP server due to a invalid password. Can you tell me what is the value ProtectionLevel property in the Package

Thanks,

Ovidiu Burlacu

Re: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message

Phil Brammer

EncryptSensitiveWithPassword means you have to enter a password in the package properties. You have specified the wrong password there, most likely.

For running in BIDS, EncryptSensitiveWithUserKey is just fine.

Re: FTP Connection problem with "The Password was not allowed" error message

DarrellMerryweather

I had set the PackageProtection to EncryptSensitiveWithPassword, but that didn't work either.

As for an incorrect password, this can't be correct, because when I test the FTP connection it works fine

Any other thoughts

Thanks

D