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When the user under which the Framework's Scheduler Service runs does not have appropriate permissions to access a local or network directory, you will see one of the following errors listed for the step that failed:

 

•*Invalid file or path name (error 1014)

•*Invalid local directory specified (error 1130)

 

Here are some options which will help you resolve these errors:

 

1) Change the permissions for the problematic directory by ensuring that the default user under which jobs run per the Configurator's Scheduler Page has permissions to read to, write from, and list entries for that directory;

2) Change the user under which the Schedule Service itself runs;

3) Create a Job Group which will run all jobs assigned to it as a user which already has the correct permissions, and assign the job to that Job Group; or

4) In the case of network drives, use the mount step to give access to that drive through the user specified in that step's configuration

 

 

See also: Creating and Assigning Job Groups, Running the Scheduler as a Different User, Mount Step