Is it possible to access to a SQL Server in the LAN?

I would like to know if it's possible to access to a SQL Server that is in my LAN from Windows Phone 8.1.
Thank you so much.

Hello,
in principle, it's the question whether to implement a thin or a thick client and whether to design a two-tier or a multi-tier application.
A thick client is almost standalone - the business logic is implemented and performed by the client, whereas the thin client in principle does only provide an UI to access the services that the server provides.
Thus, thick clients have more workload than thin clients and thick clients must guarantee that the data stays consistent. Besides, if you have multiple thick clients for multiple platforms (which is often soon the case after you have at least one mobile
client) you have to port the whole business logic. This implies that you must fix each bug which is not in the presentation layer for each platform you support - and that you must propagate those bugfixes to all stores you support. Even if your clients are
trusted - a bug in the iPhone app could make the windows phone or the desktop app useless by accidentally breaking some data invariants. But to keep those database invariants intact, you must wrap all your operations into atomic transactions which will increase
the complexity of the business logic.
If you have a thin client and a logic tier between the presentation and data tier, you have a single point where you can ensure all data invariants and that you can easily debug and deploy since there is only one instance.
Maybe these links may help also:
[1], [2]
[1]
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10679588/android-access-to-remote-sql-database
[2] https://community.oracle.com/thread/1331738
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