Asp.Net C#, SQL server Web Hosting problem

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I have created a website in Asp.Net C# with Sql Server 2008 R2 but the problem is my server provider doesn't support SQL server as they said. Can I configure through any web tools or something ? Is there any alternative ? or I have to look for a new server provider ??

Posted 27-Mar-14 18:13pm

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Agreed with Bernhard.

Otherwise you can use - Windows Azure SQL Database[^].

Posted 28-Mar-14 1:34am

Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ)

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If your provider doesnt support SQL server, you need to find other hosting provider. Many hosting provider support SQL server now. You may take a look at microsoft.com/web/hosting site. If you need US server, you can rely on asphostportal.com. If you need Europe server, then the best option is hostforlife.eu

Posted 29-Mar-14 1:35am

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Bernhard Hiller · Accepted Answer · 2014-03-27T23:55:00

Simple: look for another provider.
Running the SQL Server in your office and accessing it from the website could be technically feasable, but configuring it is a PITA and causes too many places for hackers to start their intrusive actions. When the SQL Server and the web server run on the same computer, things are easy and (relatively) safe.