Connecting C# Windows Form Application and a Xamarin android to an MS SQL Server [on hold]












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I'm planning for a project, this project is two parts that can't work without each other, this first part is going to run on Windows using 'C# Windows Form Application', and the second part is going to be running on Android devices using 'Xamarin' for Android, and of course I need to connect both parts to the same database, i know i can connect both to an online 'MySQL' database but here is my question :



Can I connect both to an 'MS SQL Server' and if Yes, please provide me with the approach to do so.



Notice: I heard about 'SQLite', can this help me in my case and also please how to do it?










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    I'm planning for a project, this project is two parts that can't work without each other, this first part is going to run on Windows using 'C# Windows Form Application', and the second part is going to be running on Android devices using 'Xamarin' for Android, and of course I need to connect both parts to the same database, i know i can connect both to an online 'MySQL' database but here is my question :



    Can I connect both to an 'MS SQL Server' and if Yes, please provide me with the approach to do so.



    Notice: I heard about 'SQLite', can this help me in my case and also please how to do it?










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    put on hold as off-topic by Ramhound, Mokubai Jan 7 at 13:52


    This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:


    • "This question is not about computer hardware or software, within the scope defined in the help center." – Ramhound, Mokubai

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      I'm planning for a project, this project is two parts that can't work without each other, this first part is going to run on Windows using 'C# Windows Form Application', and the second part is going to be running on Android devices using 'Xamarin' for Android, and of course I need to connect both parts to the same database, i know i can connect both to an online 'MySQL' database but here is my question :



      Can I connect both to an 'MS SQL Server' and if Yes, please provide me with the approach to do so.



      Notice: I heard about 'SQLite', can this help me in my case and also please how to do it?










      share|improve this question














      I'm planning for a project, this project is two parts that can't work without each other, this first part is going to run on Windows using 'C# Windows Form Application', and the second part is going to be running on Android devices using 'Xamarin' for Android, and of course I need to connect both parts to the same database, i know i can connect both to an online 'MySQL' database but here is my question :



      Can I connect both to an 'MS SQL Server' and if Yes, please provide me with the approach to do so.



      Notice: I heard about 'SQLite', can this help me in my case and also please how to do it?







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      put on hold as off-topic by Ramhound, Mokubai Jan 7 at 13:52


      This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:


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      • "This question is not about computer hardware or software, within the scope defined in the help center." – Ramhound, Mokubai

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