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DROP TABLE FROM LinkedServer.YourDB.dbo.#TableName
Hope it helps you.
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thank you for your help.
but, got error like this
The object name 'server1.dbname1.dbo.' contains more than the maximum number of prefixes. The maximum is 2.
and the other fact is I have to check if table is exist or not.
if I select from Information.schema I can't put server name before Information.Schema
SELECT 1 FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLES
SELECT 1 FROM servername.dbname.INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLES (this code not work)
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You have to create linked[^], then you can try to delete temp table
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Yah, already link
even I can select from it, but not delete.
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naunt wrote: even I can select from it, but not delete.
The DELETE and the SELECT statement require the same prefixes when referring to a linked server. Did you get the same error when executing the delete, or a different one?
Can you post both the command and the error-message?
I are Troll 
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Hi! Eddy Vluggen,
sorry I mean I can't drop. Delete is work fine.
select & delete work fine.
select * from [linkserver].dbname1.dbo.test
delete [linkserver].dbname1.dbo.test where field1='yyyy'
but, not for drop
DROP TABLE [linkserver].dbname1.dbo.test
got err --> The object name 'linkserver.dbname1.dbo.test' contains more than the maximum number of prefixes. The maximum is 2.
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Seems that you can't directly drop a remote table then. How about creating a sproc in the remote database that takes a tablename and drops it? Could that be called with the three prefixes?
I are Troll
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Hi All,
I have a access database.
Whenever we open the database the date and time of the
database file will be changed.
If the user has modified the database ( any table updation )
then only the date and time of the file to be changed?
How to do this?
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Why would you want to do this? As Access stores the data on disk, it has to abide by the operating system rules on file modifications. If you need to check the date for datas sake, then this information should be on the tables themselves. In other words, you should supply created/changed fields which store the details of the time the data item was created/updated.
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OK .
How to get the date and time information
of the table through ADO programming.
I want to know when the date and time of the table is modified.
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Did I not mention that they would be columns on the table? Just query that information.
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If you open a table in an Access database, even if all you do is open it and never run a select query or anything, then Access modifies the mdb file, so the file timestamp will change. That is the way Access works, and there is nothing you can do about it.
As someone else has already pointed out, if you need to know when the data was last updated then you should build it in to your application in one way or another.
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I'm not sure how you would get table modifications, however getting RECORD modifications is a VERY simple excercise, you do have a number of options. ALL of them require additional columns/fields to be added to the tables you want to monitor.
We monitor all tables so we have a Modified and ModifiedBy on all tables.
Add a timestamp field to the table and trigger it every time a record is saved, I think you can trigger this in access, not sure anymore.
From your UI pass in the userid and datetime whenever you write back to the database.
In your update/insert query automatically gather the current user and the datetime and add then to the update/save
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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Hi
I am comparing data between 2 tables looking for what exists in one so i can then enter whatis found into the second table as follows...
<pre>
mysql_select_db($database_Chartmenu, $Chartmenu);
$query_find_all = "SELECT hankypark.ID FROM hankypark LEFT JOIN tbl_ply_hankypark ON hankypark.ID = tbl_ply_hankypark.Song_ID WHERE (((tbl_ply_hankypark.Song_ID) Is Null))";
$find_all = mysql_query($query_find_all, $Chartmenu) or die(mysql_error());
$row_find_all = mysql_fetch_assoc($find_all);
$totalRows_find_all = mysql_num_rows($find_all);
</pre>
in the hankypark table i know will be entries that do not exist in the tbl_ply_hankypark table hense the Is Null query which gives me an array of the ID field, I now want to add those ID's to the tbl_ply_hankypark table. Question is what do I use to roll through all the ID's found ?
My INSERT query looks like this...as said what do use tat the begining is it a...
while or do or what?? and how should it be properly laid out please? not having played with arrays I have tried several things from suggestions on the net but none seem to work apart from one that only inserted the first ID and then stopped?
<code>
// Insert a row of information into the table "example"
mysql_query("INSERT INTO tbl_ply_hankypark (Song_ID) VALUES ('???')")or die(mysql_error());
</code>
Thought it best to just bite the bullet and come ask you guys cos your always right lol 
Cheers in advance of any help
Regards
Ray
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Look into using an INSERT/SELECT statement.
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One thing that you can do is combine an insert and a select command together, so you actually get the values inserted that you select from the select query. Your command becomes something like this:
INSERT INTO tbl_ply_hankypark(song_id)
SELECT hankypark.ID FROM hankypark
LEFT JOIN tbl_ply_hankypark ON
hankypark.ID = tbl_ply_hankypark.Song_ID
WHERE (((tbl_ply_hankypark.Song_ID) Is Null))
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Thnak you for both replies I knew I would get the right directions here
Many Thanks for you help
Regards
Ray
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Thanks in Advance
Can some one suggest me , any Good eBook for Oracle 11g
SOFTDEV
Luck in life always exists in the form of an abstract class that cannot be instantiated directly and needs to be inherited by hard work and dedication.
modified on Wednesday, October 6, 2010 6:32 AM
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Oracle 11g is a massive beast. You need to clarify what you are looking for here - programming? DBA?
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Thanks for the reply " Programming "
SOFTDEV
Luck in life always exists in the form of an abstract class that cannot be instantiated directly and needs to be inherited by hard work and dedication.
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There's an ebook for this[^] one. The printed copy is excellent (I never buy ebooks, I prefer paper copy).
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Isn't that fairly new, I be astonished if there were many books published yet.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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Actually there are some but i want any recommendation/Suggestion
SOFTDEV
Luck in life always exists in the form of an abstract class that cannot be instantiated directly and needs to be inherited by hard work and dedication.
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