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Monthly Archives: September 2016
Upgrade from Oracle to SQL Server – free licenses
Just learned about an attractive offer from Microsoft to migrate Oracle, DB2 and a few others to SQL Server 2016 and get free licenses. You’ll need to purchase SA (Software Assurance), however, the cost savings can be fairly substantial! SQL … Continue reading
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