Explain linked server in sql?
Answer / Gunjan Sharma
Linked Server is a feature in SQL Server that allows you to access and execute database objects located on other servers as if they were local. It enables data manipulation across heterogeneous data sources, making it possible to perform queries that span multiple databases or even different types of database systems.
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