For example, CREATE VIEW myremotepgproc AS SELECT FROM dblink ('dbnamepostgres options-csearchpath', 'select proname, prosrc from pgproc') AS. This allows the column type information to be buried in the view, instead of having to spell it out in every query. A convenient way to use dblink with predetermined queries is to create a view.
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It is a simulation of a digital media store, with some sample data, all you haveTo do is download the version you need and you have all the scripts for data structureINSERTs for data. SolutionThere are different solutions to this problem, one of the ways to accomplishThis task is to setup a Linked Server, DBLink or Foreign Data Wrapper (FDW) to directly query theSo, let’s start setting up a practical example in SQL Server, with a LinkedServer, as always we will use the GitHub freely downloadable database sample Chinook,As it is available in multiple RDBMS formats. In the sixth tutorial in this series about comparisons of SQL Server, Oracle andPostgreSQL, we’ll take a look at how to connect to differentDatabase platforms (SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL) to transfer data back and forthBetween different servers and database platforms. 603 lines (469 sloc) 19.8 KB Raw Blame Open with Desktop View raw View blame CREATE EXTENSION. Cannot retrieve contributors at this time.
PostgreSQL Foreign Data WrapperWe have already done this in another tip with a database link for PostgreSQL,Which is called Foreign Data Wrapper, please see all explanations following thisRelational Database Comparison between SQL Server, Oracle and PostgreSQL andGo to the Foreign Data Wrapper PostgreSQL section in the article. Let’s do an exampleUsing the simple cross database query we have done in my last tip, but going toThe linked server table instead of the Chinook table.One thing that can reduce headaches is making use ofIn order to address tables in linked servers, that is a common practice and veryUseful, so first let’s add a synonym referencing the Customer tableIn the Cherokee database on the Linked Server:Please notice how the db link is referenced: using an with the name of theDb link, unfortunately in Oracle synonyms are not permitted for the DB Link so we cannotUse the same trick as in SQL Server, but anyway there is no problem in referencingThe DB Link in this way. TheOther system stored procedure, sp_addlinkedsrvlogin is used to specify the loginTo access that instance, in this case we use the one we just created.That’s it, with these two simple scripts we have made a new linked serverThat can be used to easily query data in another instance. Then we will use this login to authenticate the Linked Server, so let’sMake an example with a new host in which we have a database called Cherokee (another copyEXEC master.dbo.sp_addlinkedserver = N'linked-sql', Server'EXEC master.dbo.sp_addlinkedsrvlogin = N'linked-sql', = NULL , = N'False', = N'linked_server_user', = N'********'The parameter is the name of the host you wish to connect to, and ifWe specify SQL Server as the product we do not need to add any other parameters. First of all, we need to have a loginOn the other SQL Server instance with privileges in the database that we wish to connectTo.
SoSupposing we have created a new login dblink mapped to database Apache in SQL ServerWe create a new file named initdblinksqlserver.
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