I don't want to install sql server in my clients system

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I am developing a window application using ASP.NET
in VS 2010 - Framework 3.5
in this application i am using sqlserver 2008 for database
my client's requirement is that he don't want to install sqlserver in his system
is there any possibility to do this with any DLL or any thing else...

Posted 24-Mar-13 19:49pm

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Nasir M@hmood · Answer 1 · 2013-03-24T21:43:00

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No, Since MS Sql server is a database server and it must be installed on system, on the other hand You can use file based databases like ms access,sqlite, if you don't want to install any server.

Posted 24-Mar-13 21:43pm

Nasir M@hmood

Shrestha Santosh · Answer 2 · 2013-03-24T22:09:00

I don't know what is the requirement of your client, but you must carry your bag wherever you travel. I mean to say, where are you going to store the database if the client does not want to install the MS SQL Server in the system? In that case I would say, you must be using the MS SQL server online facility.
There is no other choices. You need a Database server to store the database. Next is the traditional file system.