Use the OpenRowSet Function to Run a Query on a Remote SQL Server

Use the OpenRowSet Function to Run a Query on a Remote SQL Server

You can use the OPENROWSET( ) function to run a query on a remote SQL server by using the following syntax: 

 SELECT *FROM OPENROWSET('SQLOLEDB', 'remote_server_name'; 'sa'; 'password','SQL statement')

Here replace ‘remote_server_name’ with the name of the remote server on which you want to run the query. If necessary, replace ‘sa’ and ‘password’ with the name and password of a SQL login ID you want to use to log in to the remote server. Finally, replace ‘SQL statement’ with the SQL statement you want to run on the remote server.

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