Krishna Sonti

Krishna been working as a SQL DBA for over 5 years.

I'm an MCDBA.

Currently working with Surgical Information Systems (as SQL DBA - Team Lead)(an Atlanta, US based company) at Hyderabad, India.


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An Introduction To Linked Servers

Linked Servers are an interesting technology in SQL Server to allow remote access from within the database to external data sources. They can be a boon in a heterogenous environment with other Oracle, DB2, etc. data sources. But they can also help in a smaller scale against those "hidden" datasources like Excel or Access. New Author Krishna.

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