Yung Hung,

You should be able to do this the same way you connect to SQL Server over your LAN. You'll just need some kind of dial-up access to your network. Since you're using Windows NT Server, you could use its built-in RAS capability to dial-in. Once you're connected, you should be able to access SQL Server like anyone else on the network.

>We are expanding our computer system to the branches in China. We decided to use SQL6.5 to store the database. I have a problem on updating data in SQL6.5
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>Normally, we connect to SQL server directly. We haven't got serious problem. Connecting to China branches in full office time is impossible because IDD fee is too expensive.
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>We plan to use dial up network to connect the branches and update their database once a day. But, I am a new user of SQL. Could anyone tell me how to do that?
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>Sunny