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As a product, MSSQL is surprisingly solid. That said, unless you're being forced to use it, I'd concur with avoiding it. And if you are going to use it, then
by nkozyra 14y ago
As a product, MSSQL is surprisingly solid. That said, unless you're being forced to use it, I'd concur with avoiding it. And if you are going to use it, then why Go? Why not just stick with C#/C++ or any other language with established libraries for MSSQL.
- garfij 14y agoPicking what language to use based on your database seems silly.
- pjmlp 14y agoYou should pick a language based on project and customer requirements, not what you like to use. Since MSSQL is mostly used in Windows shops, nothing more natural than using a language directly supported by Microsoft.