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mbaladi
At the moment we don't have any firm plans, although we will keep an eye on the growth of SQL Azure and act accordingly.
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Nick Wood / comments
mbaladi
At the moment we don't have any firm plans, although we will keep an eye on the growth of SQL Azure and act accordingly.
Regards
Nick Wood
Hi Scott
Please could you try refreshing the views and then trying the comparison again. If that doesn't work we'll ty something else.
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Nick Wood
Red Gate Software / comments
Hi Scott
Please could you try refreshing the views and then trying the comparison again. If that doesn't work we'll ty something else.
Regards
Nick Wood
Red Gate Software
Thanks for your question, ehuna.
Currently we don't have any plans to support SQL Azure. This may change in the future depending on the success of SQL Azure.
The good news is there's no need to lose your left arm. I'll let you know if we ever require a finger as a down-payment. / comments
Thanks for your question, ehuna.
Currently we don't have any plans to support SQL Azure. This may change in the future depending on the success of SQL Azure.
The good news is there's no need to los...
rjpaulsen
So for $490 you don't get 12-months of updates (3.0->3.1)? Or are you just talking major updates (3.0->4.0)?
$490 will be the cost without priority support and free major upgrades. The total price for the SQL Prompt Bundle with support and upgrades will be $613 ($438 at the pre-order price!).
Of course, you will receive all minor upgrades (3.0->3.1) for free.
If you would like to pre-order, please contact sales@red-gate.com. / comments
rjpaulsen
So for $490 you don't get 12-months of updates (3.0->3.1)? Or are you just talking major updates (3.0->4.0)?
$490 will be the cost without priority support and free major upgrades. The...
The cost of the SQL Prompt Bundle, which contains SQL Prompt, SQL Refactor and SQL Dependency Tracker, will be $490 ($613 including 12 months priority support and upgrades) for a single user license.
We are offering early order copies at the discounted price of $350 during the month of October. To order your copy please email sales@red-gate.com.
As usual, we are offering excellent price breaks for 5 and 10 user licenses.
From November, SQL Refactor will be selling for $295 and SQL Prompt for $195. With SQL Dependency Tracker already selling for $295, the pre-release price of $350 offers fantastic value for money. / comments
The cost of the SQL Prompt Bundle, which contains SQL Prompt, SQL Refactor and SQL Dependency Tracker, will be $490 ($613 including 12 months priority support and upgrades) for a single user licens...
Please email your existing serial numbers to sales@red-gate.com. We will then send you a discounted quote. / comments
Please email your existing serial numbers to sales@red-gate.com. We will then send you a discounted quote.
Similar icons
The icons for stored procedures, tables and views all look very similar. Apart from that, it rocks! Well done everyone for another great job.
Thomas
Purchasing the SQL Bundle with support and upgrades will entitle you to priority support and free upgrades over th next 12 months. This will mean that you will receive the upgrade to version 4 (mainly SQL 2005 support), and also the upgrade to version 5, which will be available in Q2 of 2006. Version 5 will be a major upgrade and will have extra functionality and a new user interface.
Version 4 is scheduled for release in the middle of January. Purchasing SQL Bundle now will mean that you get the upgrade to version 4 for free without support and upgrades, but you will not receive a free upgrade to version 5. I receommend purchasing support.
The easiest way to purchase is on our website. Alternately, please email your purchase order to sales@red-gate.com.
Regards
Nick Wood
Red Gate Software / comments
Thomas
Purchasing the SQL Bundle with support and upgrades will entitle you to priority support and free upgrades over th next 12 months. This will mean that you will receive the upgrade to version...
Icons look very similar
The icons for tables, views and stored procedures look very similar, but having the name next to them is a revelation.