An Azure relational database service.
I did a little research and found Application Insights. I know nothing except what that page and the following says.
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Hey Microsoft Community,
I have an app with a login (name, email, and password) form and since it's hard to keep track of how many users are using the app, I want to know if it's possible and how to connect my Visual Basic application to an online database where I can access it. The app is made in Visual Basic 2010 Express Edition and I would need some advice on how to do this database + some good online, 24/7 database hosting services. Searched all over youtube but looks like an open desert with no answers.
Thanks for reading and please help me with this, I would really use a database.
An Azure relational database service.
An object-oriented programming language developed by Microsoft that can be used in .NET.
I did a little research and found Application Insights. I know nothing except what that page and the following says.
Creating and connecting to an Azure database is the easy part. There are abundant resources about that. For one thing, most anything showing how to connect to a SQL Server database can be used to connect to an Azure database; you simply use an appropriate connection string.
The hard part is keeping track of who is using the app. Is this one system executing many instances of the application? Probably not. I assume it is many systems, each executing separate instances. So you need to have a way for them to communicate. You can do that using a peer-to-peer mechanism (which would be too complicated) or you can create a server that each of them communicates with. Where will that server be? You can create a service in Azure that provides that.
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