Remote Stored Procedure call

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Remote Stored Procedure call

born2achieve

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February 4, 2014 at 8:03 pm

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Hi,
I have two different databases in two servers(server1, server2). i would like to call the server2 database SP in server1 database SP. I know this can be achieved using linked server. but in my case i shouldn't be using linked server. but i know the domain and credentials of calling server(server2). So how to achieve this using credentials rather than creating linked server. please suggest me the way to achieve this

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Sean Lange SSC Guru Points: 286573 More actions · Answer 1

born2achieve (2/4/2014)
Hi,
I have two different databases in two servers(server1, server2). i would like to call the server2 database SP in server1 database SP. I know this can be achieved using linked server. but in my case i shouldn't be using linked server. but i know the domain and credentials of calling server(server2). So how to achieve this using credentials rather than creating linked server. please suggest me the way to achieve this

HUH? You would create the link server using your remote credentials. That allows you to access the stored procedure there. Why "shouldn't you be using linked server"?

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born2achieve Hall of Fame Points: 3182 More actions · Answer 2

Hi Sean,

thanks for your reply. this is my client requirement. wondering is there any way to achieve without creating linked server.please suggest me

Lowell SSC Guru Points: 323504 More actions · Answer 3

want to use a remote server, but don't want a linked server? I'm with Sean, your dismissing the #1 tool without an apparent reason.

openrowset is disabled by default, whereas linked servers are available to you, so this might not be feasible either,:

you can use openrowset to execute a proc,and return it's results.

AFAIK, you can only use a trusted connection for yourself, or a SQL login; i don't beleive you can impersonate a windows user, if any:

SELECT *

FROM OPENROWSET('SQLOLEDB','Server=yourservernamehere;Trusted_Connection=Yes;Database=Master',

'Set FmtOnly OFF; EXEC dbo.sp_Who')

Lowell

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born2achieve Hall of Fame Points: 3182 More actions · Answer 4

Hi lowel,

Even i am interested in going with linked server. But as my client needs other way i posted for suggestions. Thanks for your wonderful reply and i will start digging into "Openrowset "concept.