How can I synchronize data from ms access to SQL server using web service

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I am working with database in Access in 20 regions and I have one centralized server at HEAD Quarter.  The server has public IP address.  I wanted to send data from one local machine to the server at HQ. Sever is configured with SQL sever
 Anybody web sample code  that I can look at will be of useful

What I have tried:

I have created window application and try to connect to server where I have store procedure   and I get time out connection

Posted 3-Aug-20 1:43am

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Updated 3-Aug-20 4:15am

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[no name] 3-Aug-20 8:28am

Here you find what to do to make the sql server visible on the internet (but maybe think first about what that means security wise): sql server connectity over the internet[^]

Garth J Lancaster 3-Aug-20 8:36am

There's not enough requirements really to give you a decent answer eg:
- how many tables ?
- how often does a 'regional' update get sent to the server ?
- how many rows at a time per table will get sent to update ?
- you say the server has a public ip address, great, but how are you going to (potentially) route that to a 'service' to update the master database ?
- what happens if a 'set of data' isnt updated due to some error - is there a backup protocol required ?
- what IS the data - does it need to be secured in addition to securing the communications protocol ?
There are these a a lot more an architect would start asking to start sketching a solution

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