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Need I internet programming with Socket?

Hi, everybody

I'm coding a windows application. My computer works in an intranet and it
will save datas into a MS Access DB every day. Some time I need report some
datas in my Access DB to the MainServer DB. Can I write to the Mainserver DB
just like writing datas to my Access DB if I've got the Connection String of
the MainServer DB. If I have to do internet programming, need I use FTP
protocol?

Thanks in advance,

Peter
May 30 '06 #1
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Peter,

In the way you describe it yes, what is the MainServer DB by the way (type)
If if is an SQL server you can do it even over internet using the IP address
instead of the Servername.

Cor

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Hi, everybody

I'm coding a windows application. My computer works in an intranet and it
will save datas into a MS Access DB every day. Some time I need report
some
datas in my Access DB to the MainServer DB. Can I write to the Mainserver
DB
just like writing datas to my Access DB if I've got the Connection String
of
the MainServer DB. If I have to do internet programming, need I use FTP
protocol?

Thanks in advance,

Peter

May 30 '06 #2
Thanks for your reply, Cor.

I've just got that the MainServer DB type is also Access. That is to say---
I can write to the main DB just like writing to my local DB if I have the
permission.

Thanks again,

Peter
May 30 '06 #3

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