Hi, there,
I have two SQL Server 2000, which are SQLA -- with SAN connected; SQLB --
just a bald SQL Server.
I want to set up linked server from SQLA , so I can run query like "select *
from SQLB.dbname.dbo.tablename". The command I use is
sp_addlinkedserver @server = 'SQLB'
After I ran this code, I span the "Linked servers" node of Enterprise
Manager, I saw an image of a linked server named "SQLB". Then I run the
query "select * from SQLB.dbname.dbo.tablename" from Query Analyzer of
SQLA, I got the following errors
Server: Msg 17, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
SQL Server does not exist or access denied.
I'm the system administrator of the two servers, and the account I ran the
query is sys admin account. I don't know why the command failed. I drop the
linked server and readd the linked server again. I got the same result.
Who can help a bit?
Thanks so much in advance,
Jamie
Randall Arnold - 31 Jan 2006 14:33 GMT
Make very sure that the folders involved (db location, etc) have full
read/write/execute access for the login account.
Randall Arnold
> Hi, there,
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> Jamie