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> RedBack does more than provide a pooling mechanism it also
> handles scheduling, performance monitoring, status a
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UniVerse through the WebShare and consumes the licenses appropriately.
Regards
David Jordan
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> UniVerse through the WebShare and consumes the licenses appropriately.
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> Regards
> David Jordan
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Craig:
Your right. I think you can get a webshare site license for $15,000 -
$20,000.
Bill
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Craig Bennett
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Bill,
> If I figure correctly, a hundred webshares cost $150,000 at $1,500 per
> webshare retail!
my understanding is tha
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 sh
ain factor, then MySQL, Ingres, or Postgre are
all reliable open source db's.
JohnA
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Pricing is not quite as simple as a straight license cost comparison for SQL
Server.
1. People need to check the full implications of licensing costs.
2. Whilst SQL Server may have a per process license, can SQL Server support
as many users on a processor as UniVerse.
- Most RD
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
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 o
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 -
$5
If I figure correctly, a hundred webshares cost $150,000 at $1,500 per
webshare retail!
Let's see...SQL Server unlimited site license (single CPU) for $5,000.
Sounds like this is an invitation to get off the U2 products...or do I have
this completely miscalculated?
Bill
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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
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Ken,
Once the UniObjects connection pooling is in, the problem goes away.
It sounds like: (1) IBM sees a licensing problem, (2) IBM offers a
stopgap via RedBack, (3) IBM offers a proper solution as soon as is
feasible... Granted, I can be objective, since all my situations are
compliant unde
Leroy Dreyfuss wrote:
> Mike Henderson wrote:
> >And what is the "equivalent number of U2 licenses " that I
> would need to buy?
> >If I had an internet-facing U2 system for example - which I
> don't - how
> >could I work out this number? In theory it could be millions of
> >prospective users, an
>Aha!
>And what is the "equivalent number of U2 licenses " that I would need to
>buy?
>If I had an internet-facing U2 system for example - which I don't - how
>could I work out this number? In theory it could be millions of
>prospective users, and while I'm sure IBM would love to sell me a
>millio
LeRoy,
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> violating your U2 license a
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