Windows Application with multiple Instances

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I want to develope windows application in c# with database.I want to use this window application from multiple computers and want to work in offline mode and when we connected with internet then my database updated automatically.How can i do this. Thank You.

Posted 27-Nov-13 0:06am

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agent_kruger 27-Nov-13 6:15am

i do not get it you are working offline and want to update database as soon as you connect to internet. Have i understood it correctly?

Member 10346894 27-Nov-13 6:57am

I mean if i m offline then Updated values are saved somewhere and when i am online then this updated values are saved automatically..

Member 10346894 27-Nov-13 6:59am

Application like Microsoft outlook..But I want to use MSSQL for database Thank you

agent_kruger 27-Nov-13 7:50am

will your pc be turned on at time you are offline?

agent_kruger 27-Nov-13 7:51am

and are you working online (diff. location connected through internet or LAN)?

Member 10346894 28-Nov-13 4:43am

yes I want to work with different locations.

agent_kruger 28-Nov-13 5:37am

so whats the problem? if you save the values in database on a remote pc and then access all data on form load. Where is the problem?

Member 10346894 29-Nov-13 0:27am

I want to use Application on a PC with no SQL server software.I will work on application when i will offline and when i will get online the remote database will update automatically. Is it possible??

agent_kruger 29-Nov-13 1:14am

it is only possible if you save record in another database such as (Access) or manage to save and retrieve data from notepad.

Member 10346894 29-Nov-13 1:25am

You mean to say i will have to connect my application with access database and then connect it with MS SQL.If i am right ,how can i do it.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2013-11-27T00:10:00

Be prepared to do a fair amount of reading, and a good amount of work: this is not a simple subject in the slightest, and your entire system design will be involved, from teh basic database design on up.

Start reading here: MSDN: SQL Server Replication[^] - but you will probably want to do a search on teh subject and read upo a fair amount before committing yourself to a design. This is not something you want to add retrospectively!