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Stephen
Is it possible to do the following:
I have TWO SQL databases that are being synchronized
In SQL1, there is an INVOICES table
In SQL2, there is also an INVOICES table
Is it possible to run a storeprocedure that reads 100 records and the fields
from SQL1.Invoices and writes then to SQL2.invoices?
I have a procedure that looks like this (i have abbreviated it for
simplification)...
INSERT INTO dbo.stblInvoices
(InvoiceID, InvoiceDate)
SELECT InvoiceID, InvoiceDate
FROM dbo.stblInvoices
I would think that I somehow need to change the first line to somehow
indicate the SQL2 database by changing the "dbo" reference. How would I do
this, if possible?
.....INSERT INTO [SQL2 Database].stblInvoices....
Stephen
I have TWO SQL databases that are being synchronized
In SQL1, there is an INVOICES table
In SQL2, there is also an INVOICES table
Is it possible to run a storeprocedure that reads 100 records and the fields
from SQL1.Invoices and writes then to SQL2.invoices?
I have a procedure that looks like this (i have abbreviated it for
simplification)...
INSERT INTO dbo.stblInvoices
(InvoiceID, InvoiceDate)
SELECT InvoiceID, InvoiceDate
FROM dbo.stblInvoices
I would think that I somehow need to change the first line to somehow
indicate the SQL2 database by changing the "dbo" reference. How would I do
this, if possible?
.....INSERT INTO [SQL2 Database].stblInvoices....
Stephen