Offline .NET

Can I run .NET (c#) offline - to update MS SQL?

Morten
Sun Mar 06 05:45:27 CST 2005

If the programs runs on the same machine as the server, sure.

On Sun, 06 Mar 2005 10:53:19 GMT, news <sales@logicians.com> wrote:

> Can I run .NET (c#) offline - to update MS SQL?
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Peter
Sun Mar 06 09:24:12 CST 2005


"news" <sales@logicians.com> wrote in message
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> Can I run .NET (c#) offline - to update MS SQL?
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As Morten said, if your SQL Server instance is local *and* you're talking
about a Windows app or a web app running on a local instance of IIS.

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Anubhav
Sun Mar 06 21:39:37 CST 2005

What do you mean by offline?
"news" <sales@logicians.com> wrote in message
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Gautam
Mon Mar 07 06:23:02 CST 2005

What do you mean by offline? It could either be
1. An ASP.Net app running on your local IIS.
2. A Win forms app running on your local machine.

In both cases, you will be able to update an MS SQL database if:-
1. The instance of MS SQL server is running on your local machine
2. The instance of MS Sql server is running on a machine on a network that
you are connected to and you have valid credentials on the network and on the
specific database you want to access.

Hope this helps.

Cheers..

"news" wrote:

> Can I run .NET (c#) offline - to update MS SQL?
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news
Mon Mar 07 12:10:39 CST 2005

Details:

ded server at hostway.com - MS SQL, .NET- the server has a ded licence for
MS SQL. I dont have root access, but I can get this by requesting it.

Current: .NET, C# updating MSSQL via IE - Problem is the comm link breaks
due to client-server communications and I dont know when the update is done.

Desired: to run the tasks direct on the server. The server does not have
TELNET but I can use FTP or request support to run tasks.

My C# is all written as objects so the Web interface is not at all important
and it starts the transaction only.

"Gautam" <Gautam@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:097D1516-C827-4393-A53A-4FE351C0C760@microsoft.com...
> What do you mean by offline? It could either be
> 1. An ASP.Net app running on your local IIS.
> 2. A Win forms app running on your local machine.
>
> In both cases, you will be able to update an MS SQL database if:-
> 1. The instance of MS SQL server is running on your local machine
> 2. The instance of MS Sql server is running on a machine on a network that
> you are connected to and you have valid credentials on the network and on
the
> specific database you want to access.
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> Cheers..
>
> "news" wrote:
>
> > Can I run .NET (c#) offline - to update MS SQL?
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