I've been working on a project where data was going to be stored locally via a SQLLite database, backed up remotely to a SQL Server periodically by a built in function.
I've now been advised my client may have two separate machines needing to use the same data, they are currently not networked (i also can not code the connection string to point to the "host" machine's IP where the SQLite DB installed as they're not computer savey enough to work this out themselves and I can't expect them to learn this.
There a way a locating the "host machine" via code? they will all be connecting to a router so in a network of some sort or is my only option to store and retrieve data remotely?
I've now been advised my client may have two separate machines needing to use the same data, they are currently not networked (i also can not code the connection string to point to the "host" machine's IP where the SQLite DB installed as they're not computer savey enough to work this out themselves and I can't expect them to learn this.
There a way a locating the "host machine" via code? they will all be connecting to a router so in a network of some sort or is my only option to store and retrieve data remotely?