We are Windows 2008 and Solaris 10.
RE: We are Windows 2008 and Solaris 10.
I can understand your using MYSQL and Oracle for Solaris 10, but now you’re telling me that MYSQL and Oracle perform better on a Windows platform compared to SQL Server, and that’s why you’re getting rid of the latter?
SQL2005 still annoyed me, especially the full-text indexing as a separate process, very kludgy. SQL2008 is pretty sweet though, I love working with it.