how to access a application and database on another system which is built on other system

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i have built a software on "college database management system" and a datbase on my system. but when i took that software on the college system that doesn't work. sir,pl tell me what to do???? i need the solution quickly as this is my semester project...thanx in advance..

Posted 13-Jul-10 8:26am

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Sandeep Mewara 13-Jul-10 15:21pm

When you took it to your college system, what actually happened? If you got any error what was it? Was the environment same?

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Strider1987 · Answer 1 · 2010-07-13T08:31:00

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check the destination folder of ur work first as an example when u work at home it may save it as "C:\my system" something like that and it saves automaicallly when u exit from that. so when u open that system in another computer ur destination folder is still same so change ur destination path

Posted 13-Jul-10 8:31am

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Sandeep Mewara 13-Jul-10 15:20pm

Please avoid text speak. "u, ur" -> it looks un-professional.