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.NET Forum / Windows Forms / WinForm General / January 2007Data Replication from Windows Form to SQL Server
In VS.Net 2005 Is it possible to replicate data between a windows form and a SQL 2005 database? Depends on what you mean by that. You can read it from the database and put it in the form; you can read it from the form and put it into the database. A little databinding in the middle makes it happen automatically. Robin S. ----------------------------------- > In VS.Net 2005 Is it possible to replicate data between a windows form > and a SQL 2005 database? How would you securely store the information on the client in between connecting to the main database? > Depends on what you mean by that. You can read it from the database > and put it in the form; you can read it from the form and put it into [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > In VS.Net 2005 Is it possible to replicate data between a windows form > > and a SQL 2005 database? Some kind of binary serialization probably. Depends on how secure it needs to be. Robin S. ------------------------- > How would you securely store the information on the client in between > connecting to the main database? [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >> > form >> > and a SQL 2005 database? What process is used to create a binary serialisation file? > Some kind of binary serialization probably. Depends on how secure it > needs to be. [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > >> > form > >> > and a SQL 2005 database? Actually, Binary Serialization isn't good enough; you can still see some of the data. You need to check out the Encryption classes in .Net. Check out MSDN and search for Encryption or cryptography. Robin S. --------------------------- > What process is used to create a binary serialisation file? > [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] >> >> > form >> >> > and a SQL 2005 database?
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