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Can use SQL Server 2005 to Connection (link table) mySQL table ?

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    Assuming in network LAN have got 2 computer : Computer A and Computer B, Computer A installed mySQL and have got IP:192.168.1.100 and port: 2050, Computer B installed SQL Server 2005, form machine B can connection (or link table) to machine A have mySQL ? Is EveryOne this guide can share me with. thank

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      Assuming in network LAN have got 2 computer : Computer A and Computer B, Computer A installed mySQL and have got IP:192.168.1.100 and port: 2050, Computer B installed SQL Server 2005, form machine B can connection (or link table) to machine A have mySQL ? Is EveryOne this guide can share me with. thank

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      You might be able to use OPENROWSET, at least it is a avenue of research!

      Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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        Assuming in network LAN have got 2 computer : Computer A and Computer B, Computer A installed mySQL and have got IP:192.168.1.100 and port: 2050, Computer B installed SQL Server 2005, form machine B can connection (or link table) to machine A have mySQL ? Is EveryOne this guide can share me with. thank

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        I got this from a google search ("sql server 2005 linked server to mysql") How to Create Linked Server for a MySQL database using SQL Server Management Studio[^]

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          I got this from a google search ("sql server 2005 linked server to mysql") How to Create Linked Server for a MySQL database using SQL Server Management Studio[^]

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          Well I'll be dammed, thinking about it you can do a linked server to Oracle so it should be logical that the MySQL has been solved as well. Have 5.

          Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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            I got this from a google search ("sql server 2005 linked server to mysql") How to Create Linked Server for a MySQL database using SQL Server Management Studio[^]

            Every day, thousands of innocent plants are killed by vegetarians. Help end the violence EAT BACON

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            In a LAN with multiple computers, a few machines installed MySQL you can use the command line in cmd.exe (or any software) to know how many LAN computers are not installed MySQL ? for example in SQL Server have command line: osql -L

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