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> WOT - Now i have a SQL Server Question, for the love of god help....
drewvw
post Mar 27 2007, 03:11 PM
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OK...in the spirit of SQL questions being answered the last couple days, i have one that i could REALLY USE SOME HELP WITH.

I am about to tear my hair out here.


In a basic explanation, we are trying to setup a test environment for an application I am building. There are some existing Stored Procedures and they reference a linked server to do some of the work.

For Example:

the stored procs reference dbname.dbo.table where "dbname" is a linked server.


For the test environment, we want to create a linked server by the same name, only it points to the test db on another server "testname" that is exactly the same as production. So do avoid having to change all the names in the stored proc


The problem is we get all kinds of DTC errors depending on what options we try, but they are basically all like "cannot find 'dbname' in syslinks" or "cannot start Distributed Transaction."

its driving me crazy...can anybody give me a link or a step by step on how to do what i am describing above. PLEASE...



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post Mar 27 2007, 03:32 PM
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You can always create a vew, which selects a linked table. This would be helpful transitioning from development to production environments. Create the view with same name in both environments which point to the corresponding linked table, dev or prod. In SQL 7 and later, you can do inserts, updates and selects on views.

CREATE VIEW viewName
AS
Select *
from linkedtabe
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QUOTE(blitZ @ Mar 27 2007, 02:32 PM) *

You can always create a vew, which selects a linked table. This would be helpful transitioning from development to production environments. Create the view with same name in both environments which point to the corresponding linked table, dev or prod. In SQL 7 and later, you can do inserts, updates and selects on views.

CREATE VIEW viewName
AS
Select *
from linkedtabe



right....but that doesn't help in this case because essentially the SPs are already referencing views in many cases, which do just what suggested.
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