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Your best bet would be to use the SQL database on your web host's computer. Your solution will be faster that way.
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Your best bet would be to use the SQL database on your web host's computer. Your solution will be faster that way.

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If you take SQL out of intranet where is your IIS then you reduce performance and security.<br />
Anyway you will need to change connectionString in your web config &quot;Data Source=you_pc_ip;Initial Catalog=..&quot;.<br />
You can find some info about connect via IP address <a href="http://www.connectionstrings.com/sql-server" rel="ugc">here</a>.<br />

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If you take SQL out of intranet where is your IIS then you reduce performance and security.
Anyway you will need to change connectionString in your web config "Data Source=you_pc_ip;Initial Catalog=..".
You can find some info about connect via IP address here [http://www.connectionstrings.com/sql-server].


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I just built an ASP.Net web application on my local machine. &nbsp;My app saves data to my SQL Server database that is also on my local machine. &nbsp;I am ready to go live with this app (i.e. put it on the web). &nbsp;What do I have to do to make sure that the application still save data to the SQL Server DB on my machine? &nbsp;Or do I have to use the MySQL databases that are provided by the web hosting company?<br />
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Thanks in advance,<br />
mrotor 
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I just built an ASP.Net web application on my local machine.  My app saves data to my SQL Server database that is also on my local machine.  I am ready to go live with this app (i.e. put it on the web).  What do I have to do to make sure that the application still save data to the SQL Server DB on my machine?  Or do I have to use the MySQL databases that are provided by the web hosting company?

Thanks in advance,
mrotor 

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