MSDE would probably do the job for the forseeable future, and that's for
free (M$ & 'free' ...? can't quite believe it...) with the option of a
$4,600 upgrade if MSDE runs into problems. This probably wouldn't have
been too difficult if it wasn't for the fact that in my ignorance I've
already sung the praises of MySQL and pursuaded the big cheeses they can
get the job done for 500 Euros under MySQL commercial licence.
I have now got some info on workarounds for my problems with MySQL but
when people tell you "in that condition -sometimes- this happens" it all
seems a bit flaky - Somehow I feel I am shortly going to have to do some
super-diplomatic back-paddling....
Adam Churvis wrote:
>
> > M$ SQL server was the obvious choice but when they looked into it they
> > got a big fright on the licensing costs; something around 15 - 20,000
> > GBP apparently. (some 200 clients use this intranet).
>
> You can pick up a 1 CPU license to the Standard Edition for under $4,600
> from Buy.com.
>
> Respectfully,
>
> Adam Phillip Churvis
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