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Local name used for the linked server. Instance names are also allowed, for example MYSERVER\SQL1. Product name of the OLE DB data source. For SQL Server instances, the product_name is 'SQL Server'. This is the unique programmatic identifier for the OLE DB provider. When not specified, the provider name is the SQL Server data source. The explicit provider_name for SQL Server is SQLNCLI (for Microsoft SQL Native Client OLE DB Provider). MSDAORA is used for Oracle, OraOLEDB.Oracle for Oracle versions 8 and higher, Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0 for MS Access and MS Excel, DB2OLEDB for IBM DB2, and MSDASQL for an ODBC data source. This is the data source as interpreted by the specified OLE DB provider. For SQL Server, this is the network name of the SQL Server (servername or servername\instancename). For Oracle, this is the SQL*Net alias. For MS Access and MS Excel, this is the full path and name of the file. For an ODBC data source, this is the system DSN name. The location as interpreted by the specified OLE DB provider.

t used to be that your first computer science class taught you how to use some variant of FORTRAN, the FORmula TRANslation language. It also used to be the case that the machines you learned it on had no GUIs, and they serviced large numbers of users with 256KB of RAM. (Honest!) Times have obviously changed, so why would anyone care about Fortran nowadays

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In a network environment with multiple SQL Server instances, linked servers provide a convenient method for sharing SQL Server data without having to physically push or pull the data and replicate the schema.

Since Fortran is pronounced as a word, rather than saying each letter, I will follow the standard by writing it in initial-cap style rather than in all caps.

In this chapter, I cover examples of communication between SQL Server instances. For heterogeneous data sources such as DB2, Access, and Oracle, parameters will vary substantially. For an extensive table of required sp_addlinkedserver options, see the SQL Server Books Online topic sp_addlinkedserver (Transact-SQL).

If you re reading this, you certainly care or are at least curious about Fortran and GCC. Regardless of your motivation, there are a number of good reasons to use Fortran today. Since you are probably less interested in philosophy than in actually compiling and debugging some Fortran code, we ll just hit the highlights: A vast amount of legacy Fortran is already available and is both time tested and programmer approved. Unless you need to make substantial changes to existing code, why bother to change it at all (and risk breaking something) if it already works Fortran is a powerful, low-overhead language that was originally designed for scientific number crunching, and still does a great job at it. It offers a number of language constructs that are both convenient and highly tuned, such as built-in support for exponentiation of various data types, complex arithmetic, and very small floating-point numbers, and the ability to pass variable dimension arrays as arguments to subroutines. It is therefore well-suited to operations such as huge matrix manipulation operations and other calculation-intensive operations. Fortran is a simple language. Fortran code is often much easier to debug than code in more modern languages because it typically relies on simple data structures and array indices rather than C constructs such as *foo, &foo, **foo, and so on, which can resemble line noise or TECO commands. Some more creative explanations for the continued existence of Fortran can be found in the Fortran FAQ, which is available on sites such as http://www.faqs.org/faqs/fortran-faq/. However, the fact that this FAQ hasn t been updated since January 1997 is a statement in itself. The next section has some more modern Fortran references. For a contrarian view, see the petition to retire Fortran at http://www.fortranstatement.com/ cgi-bin/petition.pl.