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Hey,
I am creating a recruitment database and will be using a managed hosted service.
I have read MSSQL is more expensive, but does this matter if I am paying someone else for hosting?
The site is going to be in .NET, and I initially was planning to use MySQL, but I am confused now I have been told there will be cost involved in development either way?
A very confused man...any help appreciated
I am creating a recruitment database and will be using a managed hosted service.
I have read MSSQL is more expensive, but does this matter if I am paying someone else for hosting?
The site is going to be in .NET, and I initially was planning to use MySQL, but I am confused now I have been told there will be cost involved in development either way?
A very confused man...any help appreciated
professionally: compare hosting prices and choose the minimum
and about connecting with application, MySQL team developed libraries to work with .net to be like ado.net
me: choose SQL Server it's my beloved RDBMS
and about connecting with application, MySQL team developed libraries to work with .net to be like ado.net
me: choose SQL Server it's my beloved RDBMS
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That's illegal to develop with unlicensed software but let talk freely "we'll be arrested
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The hosting won't ask you for your license you just give him the application and database files if s/he supports XYZ edition of SQL Server you pay $M you don't care for his/her license you just host and you aren't responsible if he hasn’t license s/he supposed to provide you with software you need as you pay.
"The hosting won't ask you for your license you just give him the application and database files if s/he supports XYZ edition of SQL Server you pay $M you don't care for his/her license you just host and you aren't responsible if he hasn’t license s/he supposed to provide you with software you need as you pay.
Last edited by Ramy Mahrous; Oct 19th, 2007 at 11:59 am.
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Sorry I didn't get you "SQL Server it is then...."?
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