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27 Jul 2006 3:46 PM
rculver
As I understand it TRUSTWORTHY is new to SQL 2005.  What is the equivalent
in SQL 2000?

Or, more specifically, I cannot get a SQL Job to pull data from a Linked SQL
2000 server to an SQL 2005.  I've tried setting the 2K database's
trustworthy on.  Doesn't work.  I've tried using the impersonate in my
linked server setup using both the sa user and a domain admin user.  Neither
worked.  I've tried pushing the data from the 2K to the 2K5, doesn't work.
I'm sure there's an answer, but I can't find the correct authentication
combination.

Thanks,

Ross

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27 Jul 2006 10:27 PM
Erland Sommarskog
(rcul***@ranger-systems.com) writes:
> As I understand it TRUSTWORTHY is new to SQL 2005.  What is the equivalent
> in SQL 2000?

There is not any. It's a new concept, so there is on reason to expect
anything in earlier releases.

> Or, more specifically, I cannot get a SQL Job to pull data from a Linked
> SQL 2000 server to an SQL 2005.  I've tried setting the 2K database's
> trustworthy on.  Doesn't work.  I've tried using the impersonate in my
> linked server setup using both the sa user and a domain admin user.
> Neither worked.  I've tried pushing the data from the 2K to the 2K5,
> doesn't work.

What error messages do you get? Can you access any database at all on
the linked server? How have you defined the linked server? Have you set
up any linked-server logins?


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