Re: MS SQL (thats S not Y)

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2004


It keeps the original formatting.
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texte = As a public company, we cannot talk about future product plans or development roadmaps unless that information has been formally released to the investment community by way of a press release. =20 Sharing detailed, unannounced information by answering your questions would certainly violate insider trading policies. We cannot tell you what features will be in future versions. We cannot tell you when future versions will be available. We cannot tell you what challenges the development team is facing. We cannot tell you what a new product is going to cost. We cannot sell product that has not been released. There are other reasons we keep such information from public view until a press release; Decisions about products in development are made throughout the development cycle in response to various factors. Until a press release is made available to the public announcing the launch of a new product, details such as feature set, market position, cost, etc. are known only to the development team members who "need to know." What I CAN tell you is that Smith Micro continues to study and understand market requirements and will always strive to develop products that have the features and functionality the market expects. We recognize the importance of integration with MS SQL, and the work with did with MySQL in 6.0 was specifically designed to build a framework where we could integrate other SQL-compliant databases from other vendors. Sorry I cannot be more specific and I hope you understand. Doug -----Original Message----- From: Philip Edell [mailto:webmaster@kuhn-partner.com]=20 Sent: Thursday, July 22, 2004 3:49 AM To: WebDNA Talk Cc: Doug Deck Subject: MS SQL (thats S not Y) Would it be possible to have an update concerning when the new SQL=20 context will support Microsoft SQL server? In a thread titled: SQL Support in 6.0, Steve Contreras said we should=20 expect support for MS SQL "relatively soon" (That was in mid February) Will this functionality be included in a forthcoming WebDNA 6.x version? Do I have to wait until 7.0 and upgrade? Have you developed this functionality and are waiting to release it? (if this is the case, please can I buy the upgrade now) Are you having trouble making it work? When do you estimate it will be available? Please can you share any information you can, as I have a client who=20 needs to use this urgently. Yours Philip Edell. ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/ Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

    
  1. Re: MS SQL (thats S not Y) ( "Doug Deck" 2004)
  2. MS SQL (thats S not Y) ( Philip Edell 2004)
As a public company, we cannot talk about future product plans or development roadmaps unless that information has been formally released to the investment community by way of a press release. =20 Sharing detailed, unannounced information by answering your questions would certainly violate insider trading policies. We cannot tell you what features will be in future versions. We cannot tell you when future versions will be available. We cannot tell you what challenges the development team is facing. We cannot tell you what a new product is going to cost. We cannot sell product that has not been released. There are other reasons we keep such information from public view until a press release; Decisions about products in development are made throughout the development cycle in response to various factors. Until a press release is made available to the public announcing the launch of a new product, details such as feature set, market position, cost, etc. are known only to the development team members who "need to know." What I CAN tell you is that Smith Micro continues to study and understand market requirements and will always strive to develop products that have the features and functionality the market expects. We recognize the importance of integration with MS SQL, and the work with did with MySQL in 6.0 was specifically designed to build a framework where we could integrate other SQL-compliant databases from other vendors. Sorry I cannot be more specific and I hope you understand. Doug -----Original Message----- From: Philip Edell [mailto:webmaster@kuhn-partner.com]=20 Sent: Thursday, July 22, 2004 3:49 AM To: WebDNA Talk Cc: Doug Deck Subject: MS SQL (thats S not Y) Would it be possible to have an update concerning when the new SQL=20 context will support Microsoft SQL server? In a thread titled: SQL Support in 6.0, Steve Contreras said we should=20 expect support for MS SQL "relatively soon" (That was in mid February) Will this functionality be included in a forthcoming WebDNA 6.x version? Do I have to wait until 7.0 and upgrade? Have you developed this functionality and are waiting to release it? (if this is the case, please can I buy the upgrade now) Are you having trouble making it work? When do you estimate it will be available? Please can you share any information you can, as I have a client who=20 needs to use this urgently. Yours Philip Edell. ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/ "Doug Deck"

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