I'd like to execute a query which uses linked server as a specific user. However, not even a simple example works.
When I opem SSMS as user "domain\user", connect to "serverA" and run following code:
EXECUTE ('SELECT col FROM serverB.dbB.dbo.table')
it works fine.
However, when I opem SSMS as user "domain\admin", connect to "serverA" and run following code:
EXECUTE ('SELECT col FROM serverB.dbB.dbo.table') AS LOGIN = 'domain\user'
It throws following error:
Linked servers cannot be used under impersonation without a mapping for the impersonated login.
I've googled a lot, but haven't found any solution. Does anybody know where the problem can be?
When you are creating a linked server you can enter a remote username and password and map a local user to the remote database.
However you can't use this technique to map to a domain account, the user and password use SQL server authentication.
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