any one can explain
Self mapping
Delegation
Remote Credentials
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Answer Posted / debapriya
These are the three different security model connecting to
Linked Server.
In Self Mapping SQL Server tries to connect to the linked
server using current users credentials(UserId and PWD).
In Delegation SQL Server tries to connect to the Linked
server by using the Windows credential.
In Remote Credentials the Local login credential is mapped
into remote credential.
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