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How to centrally place a Database to share among internal windows form application and also to web application?

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    Aghosh Babu
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    Hi, as i said. i have a windows form application within the internal organisation users and a web appplication hosted with some hosting company for external users. Both application need to share a common databse? how to share and where to place the databse?

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      Hi, as i said. i have a windows form application within the internal organisation users and a web appplication hosted with some hosting company for external users. Both application need to share a common databse? how to share and where to place the databse?

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      Hi, I think you must have a public IP to communicate your dbase in hosting company.

      Hope this one can help. Thanks Hi, Please select Good Question if my answer are fit to your Question.

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        Hi, I think you must have a public IP to communicate your dbase in hosting company.

        Hope this one can help. Thanks Hi, Please select Good Question if my answer are fit to your Question.

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        Aghosh Babu
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        sorry can you please explain me a bit more, i am a beginner...thanks for understanding

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          sorry can you please explain me a bit more, i am a beginner...thanks for understanding

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          The computer witch has Database, needs to be connected to internet. If it is behind routers, it needs to be configured to let others user to connect to database. For web application, it can be on the same computer, and it has Apache server. If you want to use internal (LAN), you can safely use its computer IP as a adress. This is only configuration problem, and you need to understand a little to do it. I can't help you more, because i don't/wan't to know your IP configuration and Router configuration. This is diffrent case by case

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            The computer witch has Database, needs to be connected to internet. If it is behind routers, it needs to be configured to let others user to connect to database. For web application, it can be on the same computer, and it has Apache server. If you want to use internal (LAN), you can safely use its computer IP as a adress. This is only configuration problem, and you need to understand a little to do it. I can't help you more, because i don't/wan't to know your IP configuration and Router configuration. This is diffrent case by case

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            yea thanks Saksida, i got the idea... thankss

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