SQL Hosting
Hosting on the web is hit or miss, you will find a wide range of providers, from dirt cheap hosting companies that will lump you in with hundreds of other databases to premier firms that will rent you a server all for your self.
Why host with us?
If you’re a frequent reader of this blog you already know the wealth of knowledge available here, it’s a treasure trove of techniques and advise to get your SQL Database to the web and all free. But if you host your database with us you will get much more:
- SQL Server 2008 R2 Hosting
- 15 Gigabytes of storage
- Encrypted communications between Access and SQL Server
- Encrypted file storage of your data
- Upload large amounts of data via Access using our code approach, much faster than using insert queries!
- Get a free BETA Database to test roll-outs and ideas
- Hourly and nightly backups
- Unlimited users
- Scheduling of jobs for a small extra fee
- Best of all: Personalized coaching to get your database on the web!
We want you to succeed – Free Coaching!
Get one on one coaching every step of the way as you design, test and deploy your database to the web, no other hosting firm offers more.
All of this for just $39 per month! Prepay for one year you get one month free.
But wait! There’s one more thing…
FREE live tech support: we will assist you in trouble shooting connections between Access and your SQL database. Don’t fret on why your database is not connecting to the server, a solution is just one phone call away.
Ready to get started? Give us a ring at 773.809.5456 or contact us here.
4 Comments
Love the blog. Thanks for the info. I am a dinosaur VB6 guy who now develops desktop apps using Access 2007 / 2010. Love the custom ribbon technology. I have seen many large insurance companies use MS Access to write desktop apps used by less than 10 people to interact with data downloaded from mainframes in huge ASCII files with fixed width columns. Access is great for importing this data. I see that SharePoint is being pushed and will be here to stay. If I wanted to continue creating these desktop solutions but make them available on the web, without using dot net, ASP, Visual Studio, etc., what would be the right approach? Thes apps need to accept data from forms and record it in the access database. Would Access Web databse under 2010 and Sharepoint be the way to go or Access Hosting? There is such a plethera of solutions, all similar but slightly different. SharePoint scares me in that The CIO, Buzzword Brian, and the Security Guard can now Architect the company’s IT solutions solutions. Sharepoint also seems to be for viewing simple lists not for housing apps. I know any package can be pushed way out to the edge. That is what I like about Access. Where do I move my class code to? Thanks for the blog. I’m damn near 60 yrs old and need to work but was going to specialize in Access so I didn’t have to learn Visual Studio. Now Sharepoint is here.
Will
Access works great with SQL Server in the cloud with some caveats: you need to follow the advise in this blog or you may end up with a slower solution
wow! can you please explain more the free coaching? I really wanted to know more about Sql Hosting… I will wait for any good replies. Thank you.
we are vested in our customers success with their access project in the cloud and will provide the highest level of service with great tips and code every step of the way.