I have linked to another SQL Instance, created a view and a stored procedure
to access it. This works great through MS Query, but not via SQL Triggers or
through calling through code in another application.
The views and sprocs create without errors, it's only when running them.
Any Ideas?Ray
Can you show us how you call the statemnet?
"Ray" <rayc@.rsc.com> wrote in message
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>I have linked to another SQL Instance, created a view and a stored
>procedure
> to access it. This works great through MS Query, but not via SQL Triggers
> or
> through calling through code in another application.
> The views and sprocs create without errors, it's only when running them.
> Any Ideas?|||you will have to use the four part naming convention
linkedservername.database.owner.object
thanks,
Jose de Jesus Jr. Mcp,Mcdba
Data Architect
Sykes Asia (Manila philippines)
MCP #2324787
"Ray" wrote:
> I have linked to another SQL Instance, created a view and a stored procedu
re
> to access it. This works great through MS Query, but not via SQL Triggers
or
> through calling through code in another application.
> The views and sprocs create without errors, it's only when running them.
> Any Ideas?
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