Posted by Connie on 03/07/07 18:31

I am running the following script:
begin
set quoted_identifier off

declare @pk int

declare @where_clause varchar(100)

declare @file_name varchar (50)

declare @debug varchar (50)

Declare @cmd varchar (50)

--debug

/*if @Debug = 1
print @cmd
exec Master..xp_cmdShell @cmd */


-- begin cursor

DECLARE LOOKUP CURSOR FOR select pr.[id]
from plan_report pr, plan_version pv
where pv.plan_id = pr.plan_id and pv.status = '30' and pr.create_time
>= pv.update_time

OPEN LOOKUP

FETCH NEXT FROM LOOKUP INTO @pk


-- Loop through the list

WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0

BEGIN


SET @where_clause = 'Where' + '[ID]' + '=' + cast(@pk as
varchar(10))


SET @file_name = 'C:\'+cast(@pk as varchar(10))+'.pdf'

exec sp_textcopy @srvname = 'MILNPPRODSQL',

@login = 'sa',

@password = 'W3Ot-@PirI#a',

@dbname = 'Naviplan',

@tbname = 'Plan_Report',

@colname = 'document',

@filename = @file_name,

@whereclause = @where_clause,

@direction = 'o' -- 'o' for output, 'i' for input

-- loop cursor

SET @pk = NULL

SET @where_clause = NULL

SET @file_name = NULL

FETCH NEXT FROM LOOKUP INTO @pk


END


-- cleanup

CLOSE LOOKUP

DEALLOCATE LOOKUP

end

This script runs with no issue in our Dev environment (which has a
restore of our production db) but when I run in production I get the
following error:

The system cannot find the path specified.

I can't figure out what path it is erroring on?? Both servers are
Windows 2003. The environmental variables on each server is
identical. Only difference I can think of is that our production
server is a clustered sql server and our dev server is not....

Any help would be greatly appreciated...

Thanks,

Connie

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