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Socket vs. Database Programming in C# .NET Question

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Hi,

I am working on a database conversion project which needs me to write both client and server side non-blocking socket in C#. The socket sitting on the client side needs to keep listening from incoming datas (if there's any) from local database tables. The server side socket will then load/insert into production database tables at SQL Server database. Both of the database tables structure are the same.

I have spent a lot of time searching on this topic;however, there's no much help that I can get to work with of socket and database in C#.

I am new for writing socket in database. Is there anyone can help me with some working examples will be greatly appreciated!
Jul 18 '07 #1
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