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Asked by 2004hummer in SQL Query Syntax

Hello,

I need to link two tables that are on separate databases and servers.

How do I do this?

For example the first table which resides on APS-ASSQL01
The database name is APEXTEST
The table name is PostageAnalysis

I want to join to a table on server APS-ASSQL02
The database name is APSCommon
The table name is SQLCustRates

Here is the select query from APEXTEST:
SELECT ProcessID, Arnum, SubApp, ProcessDate, RecordCount, FiveDigitPieces, ThreeDigitPieces, AADCPieces, MixedAADCPieces, PartAPieces
FROM PostageAnalysis

I want to join the PostageAnalysis table to the SQLCustRates table on ARNUM from PostageAnalysis and AR_Code from SQLCustRates.

Also, the AR_Code in the SQLCustRates has a zero in from of each value that I need to disregard when linking the tables.

For example the value in the field ARNUM from PostageAnalysis is 123456
And the value in the field AR_Code from SQLCustRates is 0123456 so I need to not look at the beginning zero.

How should the sql syntax look to do all of this?

Thanks for the help.

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SQL Syntax Help

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