TechnoTV - Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition English - 1 Processor License

	List Price: $19,999.00 Our Price: $1,499.99 Your Save: $ 18,499.01 ( 92% ) Availability: Manufacturer: Microsoft Software
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Binding: CD-ROM Brand: Microsoft Color: 1-user EAN: 0659556500870 Feature: Brand new Full Retail box Format: CD-ROM Label: Microsoft Software Manufacturer: Microsoft Software Model: 810-00961 Platform: Windows NT Publisher: Microsoft Software Studio: Microsoft Software
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Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: MS Server Purchase Comment: Although, I received the item late, the seller expressed it to me after discovering that I had not received it. But when I received it, it was not new, but it was listed as new on Amazon. Customer Rating: Summary: Rich Comment: The cost of the processor license MSRP is $20,000.00 and it not only covers the processor, but also the computer the processor is in. You need one for each processor in the computer, and instead of using server license's, processor license's give you unlimited User and Device CAL's I have a Quad Xeon with 4 processor license's and I can connect an unlimmited number of user's or devices http://www.microsoft.com/sql/howtobuy/faq.mspx It's the way to go ! Customer Rating: Summary: Your perception is wrong. Comment: The price is correct. It's not $2000. Note, it's a processor license, not a server license. Customer Rating: Summary: GReat product Comment: This is a great product - but I think it retails for $2,000 not $20,000 Customer Rating: Summary: The Best Database Management System Money Can Buy Comment: Don't take my word for it, I'm biased. Check out the independent performance and price/performance figures at the Transaction Processing Council's site, www.tpc.org. SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition simply blows the competition out of the water. For both performance and price, no other solution makes business or technical sense on the Windows platform. I've used this product in production and development since the beta 1 release (that's how stable it is, even then) back in mid-December 1999, and I can only say that it is reliable, very, very fast, highly scalable and easy to administer. Plus, independent productivity assessments have shown it is 3-4 times faster to get something done in SQL Server than it's nearest rival. That's a lot of consultancy bills saved! I've been a Senior DBA/Software Project Manager for seven years now, and I'd not even consider another relational database system now, because nothing gets even close. A mature product which gets better with every release. Recommended. More Reviews
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