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Hi Is it possible to create a database SQL application without using asp.net. Only C#.Net. There is one project to create an application for a school with 8000 students. So have to keep record of all the students and stuff , n things like registeration etc etc...SO need a heavy database...So what do you guys suggest in this case... Thanks
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Hi Is it possible to create a database SQL application without using asp.net. Only C#.Net. There is one project to create an application for a school with 8000 students. So have to keep record of all the students and stuff , n things like registeration etc etc...SO need a heavy database...So what do you guys suggest in this case... Thanks
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Software_Specialist wrote:
Is it possible to create a database SQL application without using asp.net. Only C#.Net.
Yes, of course.
Software_Specialist wrote:
There is one project to create an application for a school with 8000 students. So have to keep record of all the students and stuff , n things like registeration etc etc...SO need a heavy database...So what do you guys suggest in this case...
If you are going to be running a single instance of the application, any database will be able to handle that amount of data, even an Access database. If you are building something that are going to be used from several instances of the program, or is going to be incorporated into an intranet/extranet, or if you see any of this as a likely development in the future, you should use a more stable database solution, like MS SQL Server. You don't have to forsee any future needs, though. MS SQL Express is fully compatible with a full grande MS SQL server, so it would be fairly easy to upgrade if needed. Any type of database can be imported to another, but there are some differences in connection, data types and sql queries. -- modified at 9:28 Sunday 17th June, 2007
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Try to write a subject line that says something about the thread.
Software_Specialist wrote:
Is it possible to create a database SQL application without using asp.net. Only C#.Net.
Yes, of course.
Software_Specialist wrote:
There is one project to create an application for a school with 8000 students. So have to keep record of all the students and stuff , n things like registeration etc etc...SO need a heavy database...So what do you guys suggest in this case...
If you are going to be running a single instance of the application, any database will be able to handle that amount of data, even an Access database. If you are building something that are going to be used from several instances of the program, or is going to be incorporated into an intranet/extranet, or if you see any of this as a likely development in the future, you should use a more stable database solution, like MS SQL Server. You don't have to forsee any future needs, though. MS SQL Express is fully compatible with a full grande MS SQL server, so it would be fairly easy to upgrade if needed. Any type of database can be imported to another, but there are some differences in connection, data types and sql queries. -- modified at 9:28 Sunday 17th June, 2007
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But i guess these kind of applications are better if done using ASP.Net as it could be worked via webpage(internet) or intranet(if want to use it locally with in campus). Please correct me if am wrong. If i am right then i should build this application using ASP.NET, C#.NET, ADO.NET, SQL server 2005 Thanks
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But i guess these kind of applications are better if done using ASP.Net as it could be worked via webpage(internet) or intranet(if want to use it locally with in campus). Please correct me if am wrong. If i am right then i should build this application using ASP.NET, C#.NET, ADO.NET, SQL server 2005 Thanks
It depends on what the application has to be able to do, really. Most applications that work against a database doesn't really benefit much from being windows applications, as they are working against a central database anyway. Web applications have some benefits over windows applications, though. All that you need to use it is a browser, you don't need any .NET framework or specific datbase drivers installed. You actually don't need the computer to run Windows at all. Unless you have some special requirements in the application that needs it to be a windows application, you can very well make it a web application.
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