How can I access one SQL Server database from another?

How do I connect from one SQL Server database to another?

This example illustrates a method to transfer data from one database into a memory-optimized table in a different database.1Create Test Objects. Execute the following Transact-SQL in SQL Server Management Studio. ... 2Attempt cross-database query. ... 3Create a memory-optimized table type. ... 4Re-attempt the cross-database query.Cross-Database Queries - SQL Server | Microsoft Docs

How can I access one database from another database?

Prepare to link tables in an Access database1Locate the source database. The file format can be MDB, MDE, ACCDB, or ACCDE. ... 2Identify the tables to which you want to link. You can link to tables, but you cannot link to queries, forms, reports, macros, or modules. ... 3Close the source database. ... 4Open the destination database.Import or link to data in another Access database - Microsoft Support

Can you access SQL database from anywhere?

You are correct - to connect to a SQL anywhere database, you need to provide a username / password recognized by that database. When a database is created, a user called "dba" is created with a password of "sql", but users are free (and encouraged!) to change this password.

How do I connect to a SQL Server remote database?

Connect to a Remote SQL Server1Right-click the on the SQL Server instance name and select Properties.2Select Connections on the left-hand pane.3Under Remote Server Connections, check the box against "Allow remote connections to this server".4Leave the default value for the Remote query timeout to 600.5Click OK.Setting up Management Studio for remote SQL Server