Grigore Dolghin wrote:
Right, Dave.
That's why I prefer SQL Server Express, Firebird or PostgreSQL (in
this order). They are free under any circumstances. So... if the guys
at Firebird can do it, I wonder why the guys at MySQL can't.
This comes back to the free as in choice, not as in beer
On Oct 29, 2006, at 10:19 AM, MB Software Solutions wrote:
This comes back to the free as in choice, not as in beer and how
does open source make money? discussions. Perhaps MySQL saw how
widely used it was and thought if we just charge $595 USD per year
per server, we can make a lot of
in order to keep the development of the product going
forward.
Dave Crozier
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Subject: Re: Anyone used SQL Express?
Charlie
MySQL is NOT free. You
Rick Schummer wrote:
Stephen,
But you can write that as a developer as part of your app.
Sure you can work around the missing SQL Server Agent, but it sure is
nice to have it built in and accessible without the need for me to
write something myself. It works great and is reliable. I
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Grig,
As long as you are not bundling your software with it the end user can
install the software separately at no cost, which means that your
application becomes simply a separate system addon.
Having said
Paul,
Performance is really no different than the full version. I have 5 systems
out there with 4 users on each server and the performance is more than
adequate.
The only thing I can actually compare it to is SQL Server V6.5 actually
running on SBS which it has replaced. The speed when extracting
Performance is really no different than the full version. I have 5 systems
out there with 4 users on each server and the performance is more than
adequate.
Indeed. MSDE is just as powerful as SQL Server as far as the query
engine goes, etc. The only difference performance-wise is a built-in
On 10/27/06, Derek Kalweit [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Performance is really no different than the full version. I have 5 systems
out there with 4 users on each server and the performance is more than
adequate.
Indeed. MSDE is just as powerful as SQL Server as far as the query
engine goes, etc.
On 10/27/06, Charlie Coleman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 10:32 AM 10/27/2006 +0100, Paul Hill wrote:
Hi All,
I'm evaluating a client/server solution for an existing product.
Does anyone have experience with SQL Express 2005 (aka MSDE) in a
network environment?
Pros/Cons? I'm guessing
On Oct 27, 2006, at 12:40 PM, Stephen the Cook wrote:
It's an excellent database server, no doubt. But the 'junk' is all
the licensing and legal BS that comes with it. Why would you want to
have to subject yourself and your clients to that, when there are
other quality products out
Ed Leafe wrote:
On Oct 27, 2006, at 12:40 PM, Stephen the Cook wrote:
It's an excellent database server, no doubt. But the 'junk' is all
the licensing and legal BS that comes with it. Why would you want to
have to subject yourself and your clients to that, when there are
other quality
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Subject: Re: Anyone used SQL Express?
Performance is really no different than the full version. I have 5
systems out there with 4 users on each server and the performance is
more than adequate.
Indeed. MSDE is just as powerful as SQL Server as far as the query engine goes,
etc. The
only
It is included in SQL Server, so my guess would be they have decided users
have to pay for it...
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Sent: Friday, October 27, 2006 10:33 PM
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Rick Schummer
El Viernes 27 Octubre 2006 11:32, Charlie Coleman escribió:
At 10:32 AM 10/27/2006 +0100, Paul Hill wrote:
Hi All,
I'm evaluating a client/server solution for an existing product.
Does anyone have experience with SQL Express 2005 (aka MSDE) in a
network environment?
Pros/Cons? I'm
: Re: Anyone used SQL Express?
At 10:32 AM 10/27/2006 +0100, Paul Hill wrote:
Hi All,
I'm evaluating a client/server solution for an existing product.
Does anyone have experience with SQL Express 2005 (aka MSDE) in a
network environment?
Pros/Cons? I'm guessing performance will be a lot lower
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