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| Time: 09:38 EST/14:38 GMT | News Source: ActiveWin.com | Posted By: Adrian Latinak | ||
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IBM and Oracle like to think they are the titans duking it out for supremacy in the database market. But another titan, Microsoft, is gaining ground. In fact, Redmond is even going after Unix users with the one-two punch of SQL Server and Windows 2000. SearchWin2000's Assistant News Editor Edward Hurley spoke with Peter Urban, a senior analyst with AMR Research, about the enterprise worthiness of SQL Server. | ||
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