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From: K J [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: asterisk-users@lists.digium.com
Sent: Friday, December 24, 2004 10:06 PM
Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Tie web application to VOIP
I want to tie my web application (built using .NET + MS SQL Server)
into a VOIP service so that users
They have a free version coming out that raises the limit to 8 gig I
believe.
Gary
Does Oracle have a decent-featured free version of their db software? That
was my original point, and where MS SQL 2005 is quite in the lead (limited
only to 1GB of RAM, 4GB DB, and 1 CPU).
-Michael
Hi,
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I want to tie my web application (built using .NET + MS SQL Server)
into a VOIP service so that users can call each other. I want them to
interface with my application's username system.
On the receiving user's end, he can either receive the call using a
Steven,
Just a quick reminder, MS SQL on Windows is hands down the best
performing transact SQL database on the planet, and Oracle on Windows
is
a close #2. Some might argue that Oracle is #1 and MS is #2. Anyone
that
argues any Linux SQL db even comes close in performance better
provide
Just a quick reminder, MS SQL on Windows is hands down the best
performing transact SQL database on the planet, and Oracle on Windows is
a close #2. Some might argue that Oracle is #1 and MS is #2. Anyone that
Does Oracle have a decent-featured free version of their db software? That
was my
I want to tie my web application (built using .NET + MS SQL Server)
into a VOIP service so that users can call each other. I want them to
interface with my application's username system.
On the receiving user's end, he can either receive the call using a
VOIP phone, or windows application (like
Any particular reason you want to do it in .NET and MS SQL? I personally
would write applications in something a bit more portable. Just curious.
And I wouldn't use skype for anything, but then again, I am a bit
anti-skype as well.
-mishehu
I want to tie my web application (built using .NET
Any particular reason you want to do it in .NET and MS SQL? I personally
would write applications in something a bit more portable. Just curious.
MS SQL 2005 Express is probably the best free DB out there? And I run lots
of Mono code just fine...
I want to tie my web application (built using
On Fri, 2004-12-24 at 20:17 -0600, Michael Giagnocavo wrote:
Any particular reason you want to do it in .NET and MS SQL? I personally
would write applications in something a bit more portable. Just curious.
MS SQL 2005 Express is probably the best free DB out there? And I run lots
of Mono
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Steven Critchfield
Sent: Friday, December 24, 2004 9:38 PM
To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion
Subject: RE: [Asterisk-Users] Tie web application to VOIP
On Fri
On December 24, 2004 09:17 pm, Michael Giagnocavo wrote:
MS SQL 2005 Express is probably the best free DB out there? And I run lots
of Mono code just fine...
*cough* okay. Sure. Whatever you say...
-A.
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Damon Estep wrote:
Steven,
Just a quick reminder, MS SQL on Windows is hands down the best
performing transact SQL database on the planet, and Oracle on Windows is
a close #2. Some might argue that Oracle is #1 and MS is #2. Anyone that
argues any Linux SQL db even comes close in performance
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