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The issue is I have my database at my machine, the application is developed and given to the users. The user uses the application daily updating, inserting and deleting data, what I want is that I get all the data in my database, the users are located at remote place. As the size of database will keep on increasing everyday i cannot restore my database everyday. So if it is possible to have arrangements such that I get only the new data other then that i got a day before. Can any one give me ideas to implement this thing?
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Bala Selvanayagam 8-Feb-13 5:22am    
you could try replication ?
kunal jangade 8-Feb-13 5:33am    
We have 3 types of replication, which one would fit the best for this? Is it also possible with Microsoft sync Framework?
Bala Selvanayagam 8-Feb-13 7:11am    
It depends on many factors like the database ( hope its SQL server) version, band width you have between your server and remote database, your exact requirement, your expertism and etc
kunal jangade 9-Feb-13 3:44am    
I am using SQL server as database, i don't know exactly the bandwidth term but it nearly 200 miles. my exact requirement is i want data if possible in real time or else on a routine basis e.g. once in a day. Do you have any idea regarding this?
CHill60 8-Feb-13 9:49am    
Like I said the last time ... Transactional Replication and Sync is probably the best solution for you in this case

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