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Is there a difference between T-SQL linked server and a synonym?
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Is there a difference between T-SQL linked server and a synonym?
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Is there a difference between T-SQL linked server and a synonym?
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You use a linked server to connect to a database on a different server.
You use a synonym to specify the object (e.g. table) you want to access in SQL, it is like an alias.
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