Answer / Avaneesh Kumar Sahu

Yes, SQL Server can be linked with other servers such as Oracle using various methods. One common method is by setting up a linked server in SQL Server and then creating a linked server object for the Oracle database. After that, you can execute queries against the remote Oracle server from within SQL Server.

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