How can i make a c#.net application intalled on defferent computers feed from the same database

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I am virtually new to C# and I desperately need help in this:
I have to develop an application to be used by an organization. It will be based on either MSSQL or MySQL server and there will be a server where the database will be installed so when on officer in his office starts the software installed on his computer, the software will be operating on the central database which is on the server(all the computers in the various office will be on the same network as the server)e.g like a banking software where there is a server and the various tellers and staffs feed on the central database.
I do create database applications but are used on the same computer but have never ventured into doing it on a network before...
I really need help in this... in case you decide to send me any resource my e-mail address is [EMAIL ADDRESS REMOVED]
Thanks

Posted 22-Jun-12 0:31am

brytha

Updated 22-Jun-12 0:34am

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[no name] 22-Jun-12 9:05am

"I really need help in this"... help with what? You didn't bother to ask a question!

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Manas Bhardwaj · Answer 1 · 2012-06-22T00:36:00

Well, you haven't specified if you are building a web application or a windows application. In any case, you can use n-tier architecture and write a web service which access the database. Within your application, you call the this webservice and that should be it.

Look at the links below for ref:

http://nice-tutorials.blogspot.nl/2010/10/3-tier-architecture-in-aspnet-using-c.html[^]

3-tier architecture in C#[^]