Mike,
>> How can I create a JOIN that excludes records based on two columns? If I
have one rowset that contains two columns that are keyed to another
rowset of the same two columns, how can I get only those rows that are in
the 2nd rowset that are not included in the 1st rowset?
Not really a .NET question, but:
SELECT TableA.*
FROM TableA LEFT OUTER JOIN TableB on TableA.C = TableB.C AND TableA.D =
TableB.D
WHERE TableB.C IS NULL
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Thanks Phil.
Yes this would work, however I won't be able to use this due to security
restrictions with sql server 2005.
I therefore have to come up with something else. More than likely I'll use
the linked server feature.
I do have another question - more or less a SQL question.
How can I create a JOIN that excludes records based on two columns?
If I have one rowset that contains two columns that are keyed to another
rowset of the same two columns, how can I get only those rows that are in
the 2nd rowset that are not included in the 1st rowset?
Thanks,
Mike
On 7/2/07, Phil Sayers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> i think you can specify the connection string to the remote server in the
> text of your query.
> Check sql books online for
>
> OPENDATASOURCE
> and
> OPENROWSET
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> Guys,
>
> Perhaps I'm being crazy here, but is it possible to execute a cross-sql
> server query without having to set up a linked server in sql server?
> My problem is that I want to execute a sql statement against two
different
> databases located on two different servers but I don't really want a
> linked
> server (or I'd rather not if at all possible).
> Any suggestions?
>
> Thanks,
> Mike
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