Fastest way to get data accross the internet
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I have some vague requirements at the moment but basically I need to take some data from a local database and use it to update the data in a remote database. The local application does not have direct access to the remote db. Because of the nature of the business, this data update needs to be a fast as possible. My first instinct would be to put up a webservice on the remote server and use this to update the remote database but does anyone know of a way that would be significatly quicker? Thanks very much
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I have some vague requirements at the moment but basically I need to take some data from a local database and use it to update the data in a remote database. The local application does not have direct access to the remote db. Because of the nature of the business, this data update needs to be a fast as possible. My first instinct would be to put up a webservice on the remote server and use this to update the remote database but does anyone know of a way that would be significatly quicker? Thanks very much
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I have some vague requirements at the moment but basically I need to take some data from a local database and use it to update the data in a remote database. The local application does not have direct access to the remote db. Because of the nature of the business, this data update needs to be a fast as possible. My first instinct would be to put up a webservice on the remote server and use this to update the remote database but does anyone know of a way that would be significatly quicker? Thanks very much
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The local DB will probably be mySql and the remote will be Sql Server so I don't think that would work. Also the data is not replicated as such, it's used to alter the data in the remote db. I should also say that this transfer will occur pretty regularly but not at time defined intervals. So what I'm thinking is that there would be a local app to get data from the local db and to send it to a remote webservice which would use that information to update the remote db unless there is a faster way to do it? Is remoting likely to be faster? Thanks, Rhys
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The local DB will probably be mySql and the remote will be Sql Server so I don't think that would work. Also the data is not replicated as such, it's used to alter the data in the remote db. I should also say that this transfer will occur pretty regularly but not at time defined intervals. So what I'm thinking is that there would be a local app to get data from the local db and to send it to a remote webservice which would use that information to update the remote db unless there is a faster way to do it? Is remoting likely to be faster? Thanks, Rhys