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kvitnitskiy
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One sql query to multiple servers

Hello all. 

 If there is a way to get data from few  MS SQL servers with only one SQL Query,  and append results in to one  single table at the end? 
like this 

kvitnitskiy_0-1697206151670.png

 

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DinisSilveira5
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Unfortunatelly this is the only way I know to do this natively on SQL. I think there is no other way but I'm not sure.

Another thing you can do is having a PowerBI with a table connected to each server you want to query and append everything in PowerQuery. 

DinisSilveira5
New Member

You can use Linked Serves. There are avaiable in SSMS under de Server Objects - Linked Servers.

DinisSilveira5_0-1697212390108.png

You need to create Linked Server for each server that you want to query. Then you can append the tables from the different Linked Servers more and less like this:

select * from [OtherServerName].[OtherDB].[dbo].[OtherTable]
union all
select * from [DifferentServerName].[DifferentDB].[dbo].[DifferentTable]

If you want more information you can check this link https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1144051/selecting-data-from-two-different-servers-in-sql-server

Thanks for the answer,  hovewer I don't have access to create linked server, only read access, unfortunatelly. 

 

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