Why Choose a Product Based on MS SQL?
Overall Satisfaction with Microsoft SQL Server
It is used as a back-end database engine for front-end client databases. Client is installed on user computers and it connects to a Microsoft SQL Server server for data.
Pros
- It supplies a quick and easy way to analyze raw data when troubleshooting.
- It gives the ability to easily create non standard ad hoc reports for clients.
- It provides a standard platform for trouble shooting when we need to bring in engineers with advanced skills to solve problems.
- It provides great tools for testing and development off line.
Cons
- Configuration of the environment to create compatibility and restrict resource uses.
- Configuration of connections in configuration manager.
- Connection of data to other Microsoft products like Excel.
- Data analysis.
- Ubiquitous presence in the market (it is used everywhere).
- Ease of use via Studio Manager.
- High availability of skilled engineers who can be hired from the IT market.
- The cost of a standard version is has created a barrier to closing business.
- Support costs higher due to the level of skill to maintain.
- It is standard in small and mid size businesses because of the amount of software written to use a Microsoft SQL Server engine.
It just boils down to why learn anther product when you are going to run across it so seldom. Developers determine what database engine I am going to need so I just tend to pick products for implementation that use a well know product that has lots of support resources available.
Do you think Microsoft SQL Server delivers good value for the price?
Not sure
Are you happy with Microsoft SQL Server's feature set?
Yes
Did Microsoft SQL Server live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Microsoft SQL Server go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Microsoft SQL Server again?
Yes
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