Re: MSDE Performance and Reliability

MikeR wrote:

Why not? Is that a CodeGear rule for the group?

No. It is a requirement in the license for SQL Server, Oracle, DB2 and
most other databases. If you license any of these databases you agree
as part of the license not to make public any performance data.

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Bill Todd (TeamB)
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