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How i can import tables from another DB ?

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    I work on my graduation project , and I use Asp.net with SQL server to build my web-based system . but I have a small problem , when I build the DB on the my computer with some of tables , and build the other tables on another computer , how I can combined these two parts of tables on one computer ?? please help me . thaaaaanks,

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      I work on my graduation project , and I use Asp.net with SQL server to build my web-based system . but I have a small problem , when I build the DB on the my computer with some of tables , and build the other tables on another computer , how I can combined these two parts of tables on one computer ?? please help me . thaaaaanks,

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      Colin Angus Mackay
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      You can open up connections to multiple databases in your application. If you are using SQL Server you can link the servers together then create queries that will access data on both servers. Of course, I am curious why you need data on two separate computers for a graduation project? Why is the data not on just one computer? The best answer really depends on what you are trying to achieve.


      Upcoming FREE developer events: * Glasgow: SQL Server Managed Objects AND Reporting Services ... My website

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        You can open up connections to multiple databases in your application. If you are using SQL Server you can link the servers together then create queries that will access data on both servers. Of course, I am curious why you need data on two separate computers for a graduation project? Why is the data not on just one computer? The best answer really depends on what you are trying to achieve.


        Upcoming FREE developer events: * Glasgow: SQL Server Managed Objects AND Reporting Services ... My website

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        sofy2008
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        Hi , Thanks for your replying, but me be I don’t explain my question in a good way .. I want to combine these DB because my friend work with me to build this DB , but finally we want to combine these parts into one project on visual studio .. Can I do it ??

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