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support for MSDE? source code?
Fri. Apr 12, '02 6:40 PM
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1. Have you tried using the free MSDE as the database? I could see it being a good solution for a low-volume site I have planned. Especially if the SQL code is as good as you claim, I would expect MSDE to work just fine. 2. If I buy the software, I assume I' d have full access to the source code, since it' s all ASP (except the stored procedures), and be able to add my own extensions. Am I right? Are there any licensing issues about this? Thanks.
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RE: support for MSDE? source code?
Fri. Apr 12, '02 10:03 PM
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ORIGINAL: Guest 1. Have you tried using the free MSDE as the database? I could see it being a good solution for a low-volume site I have planned. Especially if the SQL code is as good as you claim, I would expect MSDE to work just fine. 2. If I buy the software, I assume I' d have full access to the source code, since it' s all ASP (except the stored procedures), and be able to add my own extensions. Am I right? Are there any licensing issues about this? Thanks. Hello, We haven' t tried the free MSDE database. Our dev server is Win2000 + SQL 2000, and therefore we can' t guarantee the results with MSDE. By the way, MSDE only guarantees 5 concurrent accesses, and therefore is not recommended as an option for Internet production server. And yes, you have all the rights to modify the source code according to your needs. And the most important thing is we do not just claim the performance of our software. Our software has been tested extensively for performance using Microsoft Application Stress Tools. If you are not familiar with the tool, please see http://webtool.rte.microsoft.com/ for more information. Thank you for your interests _____________________________ Samuel Chou Forum Administrator ASPPlayground.NET Developer
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