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At least you got a number. A company I worked for back in New Zealand had a particularly odd architecture which didn't fit neatly into any of the SQL Server li
by duncan_bayne 14y ago
At least you got a number. A company I worked for back in New Zealand had a particularly odd architecture which didn't fit neatly into any of the SQL Server licensing structures at the time.
We asked MS what sort of licences (& how many) we'd need to purchase and were still waiting for an answer months later when I left.
- noonespecial 14y agoI worked on one of those myself. The truly ass-backwards thing about it is that MS sales won't tell you what licenses you should buy in advance... but they'll sure as hell tell you what you should have bought during the audit.
- meaty 14y agoYes - we've just been royally raped by this. It's mainly down to virtualization and MSDN license coverage though. Screw them - we're moving some of our shit to Java/Linux (some of it is already there).