where can i host a "c#" application and a "Microsoft SQL server" database ?

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hi all

i have a C# client-server application with a Microsoft SQL server database, and i need to upload the server and the database to a host (wither it's free or not) but i can't find any =(

could any one help me please
thank you,

Posted 12-May-11 4:46am

Saba_TH

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Yusuf · Answer 1 · 2011-05-12T04:54:00

Your question does not make any sense at all. To begin with, why did you create client/server? If this is a school project or you want to test your app, then you can use single machine on different ports. If you have an access to machines on LAN put your client on one machine and your server on another. No one will allow you to put your server anywhere close their machine.

As for the database, you will need a machine that have the sql sever engine installed. Since you have developed this app ( I assume) you must had a development environment that facilitated the required setup. I am sure you have tested and debugged your app too, right? So, why do you need to host it now?

Saba_TH · Answer 2 · 2011-05-12T05:15:00

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thank you for your reply

but you could've answer me in a more polite way,, even if my question doesn't make sense i asked to learn !

it's a school project and i tested it on a single machine..
i only wanted to make sure if it is possible to host it or not

but your answer was convincing,, i'll try it on a LAN

thanks again

Posted 12-May-11 5:15am

Saba_TH

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Yusuf 12-May-11 14:11pm

what is there in my answer that is not polite? Did I insult you or name called you or what?

I did raise an issue with your decision, which has nothing to do with you as a person. Don't get intimidated with someone raising an issue with your decision. That is normal and you it will help you to take a look one more time about what you intended to do or decide to do.

Remember you question does not have much detail, do we can only imagine as to what you thinking ( or if you like it in the other ways, what you smoking....)

peace ;-)