: Re: OT: buying/leasing SQL
To the best of my knowledge:
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
You may be able to find a copy somewhere, but keep in mind that M$ is
likely to disallow SQL 7 licensing at any time, which will mean
I need to license SQL for DUAL cpu server and didn't find answer on MS site.
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into monthly
To the best of my knowledge:
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
You may be able to find a copy somewhere, but keep in mind that M$ is
likely to disallow SQL 7 licensing at any time, which will mean that
SQL 7 owners will be
keep in mind that M$ is
likely to disallow SQL 7 licensing at any time, which will mean that
SQL 7 owners will be forced to upgrade to SQL 2000.
Wow, does their SQL7 license actually allow them to say yes, I know you
bought that, but you can't use it anymore even though it still works
I thought all licenses had some clause in there that the software vendor
has the right to revoke the license at any time for any reason?
At 10:53 AM 08/08/2001 -0400, you wrote:
keep in mind that M$ is
likely to disallow SQL 7 licensing at any time, which will mean that
SQL 7 owners
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license use it for
a SQL 7 machine. You'd have to do it per CPU.
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
I think that's against
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license use it for
a SQL 7 machine. You'd have to do it per CPU.
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
I think that's
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license use it for
a SQL 7 machine. You'd have to do it per CPU.
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
I think that's
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license use it for
a SQL 7 machine. You'd have to do it per CPU.
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
I think that's
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license use it for
a SQL 7 machine. You'd have to do it per CPU.
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
I think that's
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license use it for
a SQL 7 machine. You'd have to do it per CPU.
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
I think that's
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license use it for
a SQL 7 machine. You'd have to do it per CPU.
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
I think that's
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license use it for
a SQL 7 machine. You'd have to do it per CPU.
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
I think that's
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license use it for
a SQL 7 machine. You'd have to do it per CPU.
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
I think that's
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license use it for
a SQL 7 machine. You'd have to do it per CPU.
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
I think that's
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license use it for
a SQL 7 machine. You'd have to do it per CPU.
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
I think that's
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license use it for
a SQL 7 machine. You'd have to do it per CPU.
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
I think that's
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license use it for
a SQL 7 machine. You'd have to do it per CPU.
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
I think that's
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license use it for
a SQL 7 machine. You'd have to do it per CPU.
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
I think that's
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license use it for
a SQL 7 machine. You'd have to do it per CPU.
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
I think that's
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license use it for
a SQL 7 machine. You'd have to do it per CPU.
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
I think that's
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license use it for
a SQL 7 machine. You'd have to do it per CPU.
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
I think that's
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license use it for
a SQL 7 machine. You'd have to do it per CPU.
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
I think that's
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license use it for
a SQL 7 machine. You'd have to do it per CPU.
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
I think that's
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license use it for
a SQL 7 machine. You'd have to do it per CPU.
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
I think that's
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license use it for
a SQL 7 machine. You'd have to do it per CPU.
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
I think that's
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license use it for
a SQL 7 machine. You'd have to do it per CPU.
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
I think that's
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license use it for
a SQL 7 machine. You'd have to do it per CPU.
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
I think that's
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license use it for
a SQL 7 machine. You'd have to do it per CPU.
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
I think that's
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license use it for
a SQL 7 machine. You'd have to do it per CPU.
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
I think that's
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license use it for
a SQL 7 machine. You'd have to do it per CPU.
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
I think that's
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license use it for
a SQL 7 machine. You'd have to do it per CPU.
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
I think that's
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license use it for
a SQL 7 machine. You'd have to do it per CPU.
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
I think that's
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license use it for
a SQL 7 machine. You'd have to do it per CPU.
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
I think that's
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license use it for
a SQL 7 machine. You'd have to do it per CPU.
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
I think that's
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license use it for
a SQL 7 machine. You'd have to do it per CPU.
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
I think that's
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license use it for
a SQL 7 machine. You'd have to do it per CPU.
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
I think that's
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license use it for
a SQL 7 machine. You'd have to do it per CPU.
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
I think that's
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license use it for
a SQL 7 machine. You'd have to do it per CPU.
2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
I think that's
ahh
-Original Message-
From: 'Zachary S. Bedell' [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 11:54 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: buying/leasing SQL
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS
I've recieved this one a handful of times. Are the lists burping again?
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From: 'Zachary S. Bedell' [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 2:54 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: buying/leasing SQL
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow
Someone kick the cf-talk server, or kick Zachary .. whichever works ;)
Todd
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Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 2:54 PM
Subject: RE: buying/leasing SQL
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| 1. is it possible to still buy SQL
On 8/8/01, Zachary S. Bedell penned:
Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor. Then you can
always license activate the second processor at a later date.
That is clearly forbidden under SQL 2000 licensing, unless
On 8/8/01, Ken Wilson penned:
Wow, does their SQL7 license actually allow them to say yes, I know you
bought that, but you can't use it anymore even though it still works
perfectly for you?
I think most software licenses allow that. Of course, if anyone is
actually going to invoke that clause,
Stop the insanity!!
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Subject: RE: buying/leasing SQL
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply
Is it just me, or is everyone getting multiple copies or this message
from Zachary?
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Subject: RE: buying/leasing SQL
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7
-Original Message-
From: 'Zachary S. Bedell' [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 11:54 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: buying/leasing SQL
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
Last I knew, MS allows you
Point well taken, Zachary.
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From: 'Zachary S. Bedell' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 1:54 PM
Subject: RE: buying/leasing SQL
1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
does the new (per-cpu) pricing
I think most software licenses allow that. Of course, if anyone is
actually going to invoke that clause, I think we know who it is. :)
Yeah, and just how fast do you think I would comply with that request if
they tried it. Only when they went to court, got a judgement and then showed
up with
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