Get records from one server and pass to another linked server through parameter stored procedure

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I am getting value from this server

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select *from OPENROWSET('SQLNCLI',
'server=abc.xxx.x.xx;Uid=xyz;Pwd=#####;
database=[db];
Persist Security Info=False',
'select * from AlahlidbN.dbo.mstudent') as GetContractFromERP
where GetContractFromERP.IsSent=0

Now i want to transfer records to Mysql stored procedure through linked server in MSSQL server
I am using like this.

What I have tried:

SQL

select *from OPENROWSET('SQLNCLI',
'server=abc.xxx.x.xx;Uid=xyz;Pwd=#####;
database=[db];
Persist Security Info=False',
'select * from AlahlidbN.dbo.mstudent') as GetContractFromERP
where GetContractFromERP.IsSent=0 

Exec  ('call mobileapp.sp_GetStudentContractFromERP('''''+GetContractFromERP.stdID+''',"GetContractFromERP.type","GetContractFromERP.text","GetContractFromERP.Msg","GetContractFromERP.show","GetContractFromERP.StdOne")') 
at LINKED

Posted 5-Oct-19 0:17am

Aitzaz Ahsan

Updated 5-Oct-19 3:49am

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[no name] 5-Oct-19 9:45am

Seems like a separate program that talked to both databases at the same time would be the more logical approach.

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Gerry Schmitz · Answer 1 · 2019-10-05T03:50:00

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Seems like a separate program that talked to both databases at the same time would be the more logical approach.

Or again, stick the updates in a table, "import" that table, then process it on the receiving server.

You're dealing with 2 different platforms; don't bind them tightly.

Posted 5-Oct-19 3:50am

Gerry Schmitz

Updated 5-Oct-19 3:51am

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