Explain about link server in sql server?
Answer / Mritunjay Kumar Pandey
A Linked Server in SQL Server allows you to access tables on another SQL Server instance or even other data sources like Oracle or Access as if they were local. This enables querying, updating, and executing stored procedures across different databases.
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