Vista Not Compatible With SQL Server
kiran_n sent in an article by Fortune's Owen Thomas on Vista not being compatible with SQL Server. An excerpt:
"But now Microsoft has a problem. Vista, its long-awaited update to the Windows operating system, can't run the current version of SQL Server. The company is working on a SQL upgrade that is compatible with Vista — called SQL Server 2005 Express Service Pack 2 — but it's in beta and can be licensed only for testing purposes. Microsoft hasn't set a release date for the new SQL program."
The Zune also has the same problem.
Seems like Microsoft had some comunications issues between it's departments.
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If I recall correctly, Bill Gates stated he was trying to emulate IBM back in the '80s. Congratulations!
They've emulated an outdated business model. ;)
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I installed SQL Server Express 2005 on Windows XP and had no way to get a query plan. This is completely useless to me, so I uninstalled it again.
Back to the arms of MySQL where these things aren't limited, and maybe I should give PostgreSQL a shot. Btw, I run Oracle at my deskjob, so don't flame me about MySQL, it's still pretty good despite some limitations.
Oh shit, I just realized, I installed the free edition. Well, still pretty useless, especially to people on Vista, which isn't really that great anyway.
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