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Asked: 2026-05-11T06:10:54+00:00

I have a service broker activated stored procdedure that runs fine when executed in

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I have a service broker activated stored procdedure that runs fine when executed in management studio. However, when it is activated on the queue, the sql server error log shows the following message:

'The activated proc [dbo].[FileUploadAsyncWorker] running on queue AsyncProcessing.dbo.FileUploadRequestQueue output the following:  'You do not have permission to use the bulk load statement.'

I think that the ‘offending’ statement in FileUploadAsyncWorker is: insert into FileContent (filename, content) select @filename, content from openrowset (bulk…

How do I tell under which user account the stored procedure is running?

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  1. Let the stored procedure insert the username into a table:

    CREATE TABLE mytemptable (username varchar(max))     INSERT INTO [MyTempTable] SELECT user

    My guess is that the SP will run as the SQL Server Service account.

    You can also use the SQL Profiler to find out the account which is executing your sp.

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