how to share sql server database in multiple projects

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i have used the connection string but if suppose i am working on 'x' project with 'y' sql server database and i want to hand over my project and database to other developer then what are the ways of sharing that 'y' sql server database.

Update: now i have used the physical files of the database i.e x.mdf & x_log.ldf and used that files for sharing. Now my Question from you guyz is , whether there is any other way of sharing the database.

i m a beginner plz help me...

Posted 5-Mar-14 3:01am

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Updated 6-Mar-14 20:26pm

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Ramug10 6-Mar-14 0:50am

you and your developer on same network or different?

[no name] 6-Mar-14 0:55am

both are at different network

Ramug10 6-Mar-14 1:05am

if your developer not able to access your sql server from his machine then you need to take a full backup of your DB and send it to your developer using FTP/Email/mediafire/DVD etc.,

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*dan!sh* · Answer 1 · 2014-03-05T03:11:00

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Each application will have same connection string to connect to database. Done!

Update: The other developer should have access to database server you are using. If not, take a full backup of database and share it with others.

Posted 5-Mar-14 3:11am

dan!sh

Updated 5-Mar-14 18:50pm

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[no name] 6-Mar-14 0:42am

ok i got it about connection string but if suppose i am working on 'x' project with 'y' sql server database and i want to hand over my project and database to other developer then what are the ways of sharing that 'y' sql server database.

dan!sh 6-Mar-14 0:50am

Updated reply.

[no name] 6-Mar-14 0:53am

and methods of sharing can be...??

dan!sh 6-Mar-14 0:55am

FTP, dropbox, skydrive, email, mailing DVD/USB with database.

Krunal Rohit · Answer 2 · 2014-03-05T03:11:00

Solution 1

Web Service.
Create such service that can have access to your database.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_service[^]
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms950421.aspx[^]

Or rather, all the application would have the same Connection String, That's it :)

-KR

Posted 5-Mar-14 3:11am

Krunal Rohit

Updated 5-Mar-14 3:17am

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[no name] 6-Mar-14 0:42am

ok i got it about connection string but if suppose i am working on 'x' project with 'y' sql server database and i want to hand over my project and database to other developer then what are the ways of sharing that 'y' sql server database.

Krunal Rohit 6-Mar-14 2:06am

Yeah. !!

-KR

Ramug10 6-Mar-14 0:54am

yes, you can create web service to access your database then your developer can consume that service.

[no name] 7-Mar-14 1:30am

now i have used the physical files of the database i.e x.mdf & x_log.ldf and used that files for sharing. Now my Question from you guyz is , whether there is any other way of sharing the database.

i m a beginner plz help me... :)

Krunal Rohit 7-Mar-14 9:05am

You can share this physical file using DropBox, Skydrive, Google Drive etc.. Take a advantage of Cloud as well. ;)

-KR