Port SQL Express database to your host's SQL Server - tutorials
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One of the biggest frustrations for web developers who have created a membership
based website using the asp.net controls, is figuring out how to port the SQL
Express membership database with all its tables and relationships to the SQL
server of their web hosting company.
The process varies from host-to-host. Connection strings vary, and getting help
is sporadic. This tutorial will be directed specifically to the step-by-step of
setting up your site with our favored hosting company
Arvixe although you could probably use the information with other hosting companies.
PLEASE NOTE: We no longer recommend Arvixe as a web host
We have left this tutorial in place simply as a learning tool. We ourselves no longer use Arvixe.
| You will learn the difference between your local and your hosts connection
string. Specifically for
Arvixe. |
| You will be introduced to SQL Server Management Studio and learn how to use it to
connect to the online SQL Server at your host. Specifically for
Arvixe |
| You will learn how to generate a script file from your local database. |
| You will learn how to create a database at
Arvixe. |
| You will use SQL Server Managment studio to run the script to setup your
Arvixe database. |