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Depending on your environment you will most likely run in to kerberos issues and the service running the SQL engine will not be authenticated to access those network files (because admins will have no way of knowing who was actually behind the request). If the IT department is friendly they will set up kerberos double hop for you enabling the service to pass on your credentials for the request. Otherwise you can install SQL command-line utilities on your laptop and use that to upload the files from the network.