It depends on the bandwidth of your connection and the size of your database. Nothing beats the bandwidth of a 747 carrying a full load of CDs.
Mail systems are
frequently restricted to between 1-10 megabytes. A slow speed line makes
anything over 10 megabytes improbable before you get a line drop. There are
"free" ftp sites that will take somewhat bigger files but the transmision time
over a slow speed line has the same problems as email.
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