server VS SQL server registration

Hi ,
Is there any difference between setting up a linked server and to register
a SQL server ?
I want to set up replication ,shld i be using a linked server or a
registered server or either one is ok
kindly advise
tks & rdgs
Hi,
There is a big diffrence between linked server and Registering a
server.
In linked server u can not see the graphical phase.Every thing u have
to do by code.
I registering a server u can do everything u do on th local server.
If u are going to do replication between diffrent server then u have to
use linked server.
else no use to create a linked server.
read bol for more information
hope this help
from
killer
|||Hi ,
I am currently doing a replication across different server using a
registered sever. it used to be successfuly but i got the general network
error so i am finding an alternative ways such as DTS , or using query
analyzer to copy the data over.
i'll try to do replication using a linked server then
tks & rdgs
"doller" wrote:

> Hi,
> There is a big diffrence between linked server and Registering a
> server.
> In linked server u can not see the graphical phase.Every thing u have
> to do by code.
> I registering a server u can do everything u do on th local server.
> If u are going to do replication between diffrent server then u have to
> use linked server.
> else no use to create a linked server.
>
> read bol for more information
> hope this help
> from
> killer
>
|||Hi ,
It seems that replication requires a registered SQL Server
rdgs
"maxzsim" wrote:
[vbcol=seagreen]
> Hi ,
> I am currently doing a replication across different server using a
> registered sever. it used to be successfuly but i got the general network
> error so i am finding an alternative ways such as DTS , or using query
> analyzer to copy the data over.
> i'll try to do replication using a linked server then
> tks & rdgs
> "doller" wrote:
|||Hi,
No replication doesnt require any registered server.
What type of replication u are using.
Tell me for what purpose u use replication.Becasue replication use too
much of resources.
If u do data transfer for few records or tables then better use DTS .
Hope this helps.
FRom
Killer

server VS SQL server registration

Hi ,
Is there any difference between setting up a linked server and to register
a SQL server ?
I want to set up replication ,shld i be using a linked server or a
registered server or either one is ok
kindly advise
tks & rdgsHi,
There is a big diffrence between linked server and Registering a
server.
In linked server u can not see the graphical phase.Every thing u have
to do by code.
I registering a server u can do everything u do on th local server.
If u are going to do replication between diffrent server then u have to
use linked server.
else no use to create a linked server.
read bol for more information
hope this help
from
killer|||Hi ,
I am currently doing a replication across different server using a
registered sever. it used to be successfuly but i got the general network
error so i am finding an alternative ways such as DTS , or using query
analyzer to copy the data over.
i'll try to do replication using a linked server then
tks & rdgs
"doller" wrote:

> Hi,
> There is a big diffrence between linked server and Registering a
> server.
> In linked server u can not see the graphical phase.Every thing u have
> to do by code.
> I registering a server u can do everything u do on th local server.
> If u are going to do replication between diffrent server then u have to
> use linked server.
> else no use to create a linked server.
>
> read bol for more information
> hope this help
> from
> killer
>|||Hi ,
It seems that replication requires a registered SQL Server
rdgs
"maxzsim" wrote:
[vbcol=seagreen]
> Hi ,
> I am currently doing a replication across different server using a
> registered sever. it used to be successfuly but i got the general network
> error so i am finding an alternative ways such as DTS , or using query
> analyzer to copy the data over.
> i'll try to do replication using a linked server then
> tks & rdgs
> "doller" wrote:
>|||Hi,
No replication doesnt require any registered server.
What type of replication u are using.
Tell me for what purpose u use replication.Becasue replication use too
much of resources.
If u do data transfer for few records or tables then better use DTS .
Hope this helps.
FRom
Killer

server VS SQL server registration

Hi ,
Is there any difference between setting up a linked server and to register
a SQL server ?
I want to set up replication ,shld i be using a linked server or a
registered server or either one is ok
kindly advise
tks & rdgsHi,
There is a big diffrence between linked server and Registering a
server.
In linked server u can not see the graphical phase.Every thing u have
to do by code.
I registering a server u can do everything u do on th local server.
If u are going to do replication between diffrent server then u have to
use linked server.
else no use to create a linked server.
read bol for more information
hope this help
from
killer|||Hi ,
I am currently doing a replication across different server using a
registered sever. it used to be successfuly but i got the general network
error so i am finding an alternative ways such as DTS , or using query
analyzer to copy the data over.
i'll try to do replication using a linked server then
tks & rdgs
"doller" wrote:
> Hi,
> There is a big diffrence between linked server and Registering a
> server.
> In linked server u can not see the graphical phase.Every thing u have
> to do by code.
> I registering a server u can do everything u do on th local server.
> If u are going to do replication between diffrent server then u have to
> use linked server.
> else no use to create a linked server.
>
> read bol for more information
> hope this help
> from
> killer
>|||Hi ,
It seems that replication requires a registered SQL Server
rdgs
"maxzsim" wrote:
> Hi ,
> I am currently doing a replication across different server using a
> registered sever. it used to be successfuly but i got the general network
> error so i am finding an alternative ways such as DTS , or using query
> analyzer to copy the data over.
> i'll try to do replication using a linked server then
> tks & rdgs
> "doller" wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > There is a big diffrence between linked server and Registering a
> > server.
> > In linked server u can not see the graphical phase.Every thing u have
> > to do by code.
> > I registering a server u can do everything u do on th local server.
> > If u are going to do replication between diffrent server then u have to
> > use linked server.
> > else no use to create a linked server.
> >
> >
> > read bol for more information
> >
> > hope this help
> >
> > from
> > killer
> >
> >|||Hi,
No replication doesnt require any registered server.
What type of replication u are using.
Tell me for what purpose u use replication.Becasue replication use too
much of resources.
If u do data transfer for few records or tables then better use DTS .
Hope this helps.
FRom
Killer