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Chapter: Dynamic Data Source Queries - How to Write Distributed Data Queries Using Linked Servers and more Tutorials -
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Did you know that you can write a Transact-SQL SELECT statement against an Oracle instance or even an Excel spreadsheet? You certainly can and many more data sources are also available. This category focuses on external data queries and features some pretty interesting ideas.
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SQL Server 2000
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Creating Linked Servers to Microsoft Access (SQL Server 2000)
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13 mins.
Linked Servers - How to Query Microsoft Excel Named Ranges and Worksheets (SQL S...
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11 mins.
Using Linked Servers In Your SQL Server SELECT Statement (SQL Server 2000)
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17 mins.
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