On 2/27/01, Christian L. Watt penned:
>Yes, you can. ColdFusion is the main user of the database at that point. I
>believe this clause is reffering to you setting up a SQL server and letting
>other companies connect to it as a production database for there company,
>not for web production. Not the best articulator, but hope this answers
>your question.
Nope. I just got off the phone with them. You have to sign up for the
Application Service Provider's licensing program and pay them $5.99
per month for every client who hosts SQL Server. Once you get enough
clients to be worthwhile, you can switch to per processor mode for
$249.00 per month.
Ol' Bill has to make a cut off of every dollar I make, even if he is
the richest bas&^$# in the world and I just paid him over $4,000.00
and it will probably be years before I show any sort of profit at
all. Yeah!! That's fair!
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Bud Schneehagen - Tropical Web Creations
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