Re: Windows NT Platform Q's

Tim Schaefer <tschaefe@shadow.net> wrote: >Make no mistake, SQLServer is scalable, and according to the literature >could be a serious contender for the small business out there wanting >to migrate from Access et al into a bigger capacity data base. >Microsoft >is making it quite easy to evaluate it, try it, then buy it. This is a >key to their success. :-) I've got an evaluation coming myself. I will be especially interested in the implementation of triggers and procedures. >SQLServer should not be trivialized just because it's a Microsoft >product, >and you love Informix. I really like Informix products more than any >other, >but knowing what's out there is important. ( If you have any doubt see >my >homepage ) >If Workgroup Server allows the web access like SQLServer then it'll be a >no brainer for me which to choose, but SQLServer 6.5 has given me a >good first impression. I may end up using both or recommending both, >depending on the need, and functionality of the product. Web access is less of an issue with me as maintenance, multiple database support and interaction, and integrity functionality. Looking forward to your comments. Mike Lemon mdl@interpath.com