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Select two table in two database

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BudiBambang

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Hi, I'm a new user in Sybase.

Suppose, I have a table Customer1 in Db1.db and Customer2 in DB2.db

How to select customer1.*,customer1.* ?

Thanks
 
hi

You will have to be logged in as sa for this and the DBs on the same sybase server. Off the top of my head, I think the following will do it:

select db2..customer1.*, db1..customer1.*
from db2..customers, db1..customers

hope that helps
lou

 
It's not necessary to be 'sa' just make sure that whatever loging you are using in the database issuing the command has acess to the other db.

Code example is right, but you may need to specify the 'owner' of the object.
Ex:
Code:
select * from db.dbo.table
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-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
For ease of reading, any posted CODE should be wrapped by [ignore][COLOR][/COLOR] and [CODE]
[/ignore] tags.

Ex:
Code:
SELECT 1 from sysobjects

 
hi JeanNiBee

Thanks for corrected me. I've only ever done a query like that once and I'm no Sybase expert, so I'm grateful for your helpful reply.

many thanks
lou

 
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