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Awwww

Hit a raw nerve did I? It's ok mikey, we all "respect" your intelligence

If you actually read what I wrote, I noted the price/performance. This is the only number that actually counts in the business world. It doesn't matter if you get one blazingly fast server if it drains your budget. In business, it's purely cost based decisions. And in terms of price/performance SQL Server easily beats DB2 and Oracle (again, these are the two companies you are comparing it to). But of course, maybe you don't understand that. It's ok, we all have to learn somewhere, don't we?

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