Andy Goodwin wrote:
> I'm just about to implement SQL 2005 in my business to run Sage MMS 3.5. I
've
> just been informed that 2005 has a performance bug (making SQL 2005 six ti
mes
> slower than 2000) that will microsoft will not release a fix for until the
> next release of SQL Server. Does anyone know any details?
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e
just been informed that 2005 has a performance bug (making SQL 2005 six time
s
slower than 2000) that will microsoft will not release a fix for until the
next release of SQL Server. Does anyone know any details?
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Andy Goodwin|||Andy Goodwin wrote:
> I'm just about to implement SQL 2005 in my business to run Sage MMS 3.5. I
've
> just been informed that 2005 has a performance bug (making SQL 2005 six ti
mes
> slower than 2000) that will microsoft will not release a fix for until the
> next release of SQL Server. Does anyone know any details?
Care to share your source? I'm sorry, but if you truly believe such a
thing to be true, I have some all-natural male enhancement products you
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Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Performace Bug with Sage MMS
I'm just about to implement SQL 2005 in my business to run Sage MMS 3.5. I've
just been informed that 2005 has a performance bug (making SQL 2005 six times
slower than 2000) that will microsoft will not release a fix for until the
next release of SQL Server. Does anyone know any details?
--
Andy GoodwinAndy Goodwin wrote:
> I'm just about to implement SQL 2005 in my business to run Sage MMS 3.5. I've
> just been informed that 2005 has a performance bug (making SQL 2005 six times
> slower than 2000) that will microsoft will not release a fix for until the
> next release of SQL Server. Does anyone know any details?
Care to share your source? I'm sorry, but if you truly believe such a
thing to be true, I have some all-natural male enhancement products you
might be interested in, guaranteed to have no side-effects...
just been informed that 2005 has a performance bug (making SQL 2005 six times
slower than 2000) that will microsoft will not release a fix for until the
next release of SQL Server. Does anyone know any details?
--
Andy GoodwinAndy Goodwin wrote:
> I'm just about to implement SQL 2005 in my business to run Sage MMS 3.5. I've
> just been informed that 2005 has a performance bug (making SQL 2005 six times
> slower than 2000) that will microsoft will not release a fix for until the
> next release of SQL Server. Does anyone know any details?
Care to share your source? I'm sorry, but if you truly believe such a
thing to be true, I have some all-natural male enhancement products you
might be interested in, guaranteed to have no side-effects...
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