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That’s from the old lore and I’m surprised so many have forgotten it. I learned that back when we had to buy upgrades on physical media, .0 is .no.
by masklinn 1y ago
That’s from the old lore and I’m surprised so many have forgotten it. I learned that back when we had to buy upgrades on physical media, .0 is .no.
- IIsi50MHz 1y agoTrue. And if it's from SAGE Software, .1 is .nope. They never release a .0, because they thínk that'll trick customers into using it instead of waiting for patches. I've had so many customers tell me they won't upgrade a SAGE product to a .1 release because "I'm not paying to be their beta tester.". <rant> They had an SQL driver bug where, if you turned on record-level security, running a query with one set of credentials, then another query with different credentials without first unloading the driver, you'd get access to things you shouldn't. And their response was "won't fix". </rant>