data synchronization using vb.net

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Please tell me how can i achieve database synchronization using vb.net code.

i have one server system and 5 client system.i want to sync everyday once when the user logout from the system and save it in a particular place in the server with database name and datetime..

I google it but most i am getting is tools for this work.but i am looking for vb.net code for this..

Please suggest me something..

Posted 25-Jul-13 23:43pm

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Maciej Los 26-Jul-13 6:00am

Please, elaborate...

[no name] 26-Jul-13 6:07am

i am installing my software to once server and one client. i want to synchronize the client data to the server.

Maciej Los 26-Jul-13 7:46am

Are you trying to tell me that you're installing the server of database on each client computer/machine?

[no name] 26-Jul-13 9:03am

No..the database will be installed once at the server..there is no database at client place.

Maciej Los 26-Jul-13 9:23am

So... i don't understand what do you want to achieve... ;(
Do you want to create authorization/authentication tool?
or
Do you want to save logs in the database?

[no name] 26-Jul-13 9:58am

Ok..now i have 2 system A and B
A is my server system having sql database
B client system without database.
Both A and B using one common application.
So now what ever data B will enter, it will save at A database.
means if B enter one record, automatically it should update the database at A

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2013-07-26T11:28:00

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That has nothing to do with synchronization. What you describe is normal database operations from your application. What and how you do these operations depends on each operation your application is performing.

Posted 26-Jul-13 11:28am

Dave Kreskowiak