Answer by ThomasRushton
Are you relocating a server? Or creating a new copy of the server? 1. If it's a relocation job, and the server is physically moving / being readdressed, then there's no problem - if client sstill...
View ArticleAnswer by Tim
As long as you are not using the IP addres of the server hard coded in any DTS, SSIS, SPROCs, or linked server you should be fine as long as DNS is updated. If the servers are securied internally...
View ArticleAnswer by askmlx121
-----------To Test linked server connectivity----------- select * from sys.servers exec sp_linkedservers exec sp_testlinkedserver SQLDC sp_tables_ex seddev declare @srvr nvarchar(128), @retval int; set...
View ArticleAnswer by askmlx121
![alt text][1] [1]: /storage/temp/643-linked+server+connectivity+checks.jpg Is it useful or correct way of checking linked server connection?
View ArticleAnswer by ThomasRushton
Are you relocating a server? Or creating a new copy of the server? 1. If it's a relocation job, and the server is physically moving / being readdressed, then there's no problem - if client sstill...
View ArticleAnswer by Tim
As long as you are not using the IP addres of the server hard coded in any DTS, SSIS, SPROCs, or linked server you should be fine as long as DNS is updated. If the servers are securied internally...
View ArticleAnswer by askmlx121
-----------To Test linked server connectivity----------- select * from sys.servers exec sp_linkedservers exec sp_testlinkedserver SQLDC sp_tables_ex seddev declare @srvr nvarchar(128), @retval int; set...
View ArticleAnswer by askmlx121
![alt text][1] [1]: /storage/temp/643-linked+server+connectivity+checks.jpg Is it useful or correct way of checking linked server connection?
View Article