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SQL and Exchange
Has anyone ever tried to have SQL communicate with Exchange Server, where if you want to query the Exchange database to extract information?
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Here's an MSDN article on the subject:
This is the heart of the matter: Code:
EXEC sp_addlinkedserver 'exchange', 'Exchange OLE DB provider', 'exoledb.DataSource.1', 'file:\\.\backofficestorage\localhost\public folders' then you can select from it using OpenQuery |
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I haven't been able to perform this action. I think it's because the SQL and Exchange Servers are two different computers. I haven't found a way to get around that. Thanks
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The Exchange and Sql servers are almost always running on different machines. It is more likely that the Exchange server is not set up to give public access to this information.
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Is there a way on the Exchange Server to configure for access?
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Never tried it, but if the Exchange server has publicly exposed data, and Access has a way to connect to it, it certainly should work.
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