Answer by Jack Corbett
I don't know for sure what the problem is, but I can say that accessing linked server in a trigger is a bad idea. It lengthens your original transaction and guess what happens if the trigger fails...
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I can do that asynchronously by using SQL SERVER Jobs. But that must work synchronously. Synchronization is essential for me. So how can I provide the Synchronization without using trigger or linked...
View ArticleAnswer by sukran dere
As a final solution 1 to 2 minute delay can be acceptable for me.I haven't use Service Broker before. Could you give more information about Service Broker, Jack Corbett?How can I use Service Broker...
View ArticleAnswer by Jack Corbett
I don't know for sure what the problem is, but I can say that accessing linked server in a trigger is a bad idea. It lengthens your original transaction and guess what happens if the trigger fails...
View ArticleAnswer by sukran dere
I can do that asynchronously by using SQL SERVER Jobs. But that must work synchronously. Synchronization is essential for me. So how can I provide the Synchronization without using trigger or linked...
View ArticleAnswer by sukran dere
As a final solution 1 to 2 minute delay can be acceptable for me.I haven't use Service Broker before. Could you give more information about Service Broker, Jack Corbett?How can I use Service Broker...
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