Introduction
If you are a developer or a database administrator, you might encounter certain errors related to folder permission updates in SQL 2014. This is due to various server or network settings in combination with the configuration of SQL 2014. To help you resolve such errors, this document provides a step-by-step guide on how to fix them.
Step-by-Step Guide
Step 1: Check the Log File
First and foremost, you should check the event log file to determine the exact issue. This can be done with the command ->SELECT * FROM sys.messages
Step 2: Confirm the Error Nature
Once you have identified the error, you should confirm the actual cause. This can be done by checking the client machine's access privileges and firewall settings.
Step 3: Verify User Account
You can verify the user account associated with the error and make sure that the user account has the appropriate permissions for the request. This can be done using the command ->EXEC sp_GetUser.
Step 4: Assign Permissions
In order to resolve the problem, you can assign the necessary permissions to the user account. This can be done through Microsoft's permission assignment page or by running the following command ->EXEC sp_SetUser.
Step 5: Update the Folder Permission Settings
After assigning the necessary permissions, you should update the folder permission settings by running the following command: ->ALTER PROFILE [dbo] WITH FOLDER_PERMISSIONS = N'203DEE'.
FAQs
What is the error message for SQL 2014 folder permission setting updates?
The error message for SQL 2014 folder permission setting updates is ``’Server Instance xxxxxxxxxxx: Folder permissions update failed.’
How can I check the event log file?
You can check the event log file using the command ->SELECT * FROM sys.messages.
How can I verify the user account associated with the error?
You can verify the user account associated with the error by running the command ->EXEC sp_GetUser.
How can I assign permissions to the user account?
You can assign the necessary permissions to the user account through Microsoft's permission assignment page or by running the command ->EXEC sp_SetUser.
How can I update the folder permission settings?
You can update the folder permission settings by running the command ->ALTER PROFILE [dbo] WITH FOLDER_PERMISSIONS = N'203DEE'.