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Posted by John Bell on 12/30/05 09:40
Hi Rey
The answer will depend on if you want to keep the data synchronised between
the two servers or not? If not then you can have an upload working on the
remote server in parallel to yours. If they have to be syncronised then you
may want to look at replication. It may also depend on the accessibility of
the remote server and the connection between them.
John
"_(d)IEGO" <rey_guerrero@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1135927286.100484.56380@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
> Hello everyone. I need help regarding the following:
>
> Given the following table:
> CREATE TABLE T1 (C1 nvarchar(10), C2 money)
>
> INSERT INTO T1 VALUES ('A',1)
> INSERT INTO T1 VALUES ('B',2)
> INSERT INTO T1 VALUES ('C',3)
>
> let's say that i have this table in a local server and i want to upload
> it to a remote server and in the remote server upload it to a database
> that contains the same table.
>
> the uploading part can be done by another application in the remote
> server, but i want i need is a way to transfer the data at the fastest
> possible way.
>
> what steps do i need to follow?
>
> tia,
>
> Rey Guerrero
>
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