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Craig:
Your right. I think you can get a webshare site license for $15,000 -
$20,000
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Regards
David Jordan
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Craig
the licenses appropriately.
Regards
David Jordan
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Craig
, 2005 8:11 PM
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RedBack does more than provide a pooling mechanism it also
handles scheduling, performance monitoring, status and other
facilities one would require
, then MySQL, Ingres, or Postgre are
all reliable open source db's.
JohnA
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Leroy,
I'm not trying to be obtuse here (and I don't mean to make you suffer,
but I really think there is a contradiction between the technology and
your licensing requirements).
How do you decide when I have an application talking via MQ and when I
am multiplexing a user-interactive
Bill,
If I figure correctly, a hundred webshares cost $150,000 at $1,500 per
webshare retail!
my understanding is that each webshare can service 20-25 users and once
you buy a certain number of webshares (my memory says 11, but I could be
wrong) you are treated as having an unlimited number of
Of Craig Bennett
Sent: Tuesday, 26 April 2005 10:00 AM
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Bill,
If I figure correctly, a hundred webshares cost $150,000 at $1,500 per
webshare retail!
my understanding is that each
SQL Server fans,
To be fair, UniVerse and UniData aren't just Datastores, they are
environments. SQL Server is a starting point. So, if you want to buy SQL
server, and buy or freeware a programing language, and buy or freeware a
scripting language, and buy or freeware an editor, etc... then
Millions (plural) of DB requests per day will require serious
infrastructure regardless of middleware platform. Plus there's always
the last-day-of-quarter discount with IBM. 8-)
With SQL Server, you also need one or two CAL's (Client Access Licenses)
per named user (not concurrent). Plus I
In a message dated 4/22/2005 7:29:58 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
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So, if you use MQ like a connection pool, that is not desirable
performance-wise, and is a breach of your license agreement. But if you use
it for applications to communicate (which is the purpose of
LeRoy,
Perhaps I don't fully understand your example, but I don't see the
distinction here. If I have a webpage that sends a request to the U2
database (via any method mentioned in this thread) and waits for it's
response then goes on with it's own life each web site vistor would only
be using
Cliff:
With SQL Server, you also need one or two CAL's (Client
Access Licenses) per named user (not concurrent). Plus I
believe the more full-featured server versions are more
expensive on the server side.
A quick look on Google and you'll find an SQL Server Enterprise for $2,000 -
What is the definition of a webshare ?
Cliff Bennett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Millions (plural) of DB requests per
day will require serious
infrastructure regardless of middleware platform. Plus there's always
the last-day-of-quarter discount with IBM. 8-)
With SQL Server, you also need one or
Since the process can only wait for messages one queue at a time, it is
assumed that if multiple message queues are used, multiple phantom
processes may be required, thus consuming additional licenses.
But multiple mq processes can listen to the same queue, so you can run
10 phantoms listening to
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