Write Trigger For Inserting ,Upating ,Deleting Data From SQLSERVER2000 To SQLSERVER 2005

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I want to write a trigger for SQL SERVER 2000 To SQL SERVER 2005.

Problem is that Client having two system on which one system they use SQL2000 and other SQL 2005 but for same software I want to update both servers on one entry.

If the entry made in sql 2000 server then throught trigger it should be insert in to SQL 2005.

Is it possible to write trigger for SQL SERVRE2000 TO SQL SERVER2005, and if not then any solution on these problems?

Posted 18-Mar-11 21:33pm

Nilesh More

Updated 19-Mar-11 1:30am

Dalek Dave

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Wendelius · Answer 1 · 2011-03-19T00:25:00

You could use Linked Server to create a connection from SQL Server 2000 to the SQL Server 2005. For description see: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa213778(v=sql.80).aspx[^]

Now you can use the linked server inside your trigger to make modifications to the SQL Server 2005 database. Just an opionion. Personnally I would create stored procedures on both ends to handle the logic for informing (from SQL Server 2000) and making modifications (in SQL Server 2005). Then the trigger in SQL Server 2000 would only call the local procedure.