A True SQL OS

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A True SQL OS

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jswong05 Hall of Fame Points: 3553 More actions · Answer 1

Too many times in history, the best technology solution won't sell. It is market economy. (I don't need to list historical examples).

In this particular case, I don't know if anybody had tested the market. My bet is it won't outlast market economy.

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jownby Grasshopper Points: 20 More actions · Answer 2

I know I'm late to this party (circa 2009) but when I read the article re-run this morning, "SQL OS" and "specialized server core" sounded a lot more like "SQL appliance" to me. And to that end, I think I would agree. With the coming Hekaton in SQL 2014, I think that makes even more sense.

DavidL Hall of Fame Points: 3582 More actions · Answer 3

nigel. (8/26/2009)
Steve,
You say they won't do this due to a loss of revenue from selling fewer Windows licences.
Surely Micro$oft will just charge more for this 'SQL OS' to make up the difference.
Nigel

I had the same thought. It would be an interesting scenario, sort like paying a premium to M$ to NOT have windows installed:-P

We are a manufacturing company, and I know of at least one very specialized vendor that has built a stripped down, very lean and fast version of linux optimized to run just one application. They also build tiny, extremely robust 'PCs' that are locally installed in oil fields at the pump heads. These 'PCs' take the place of plc's, and must be extremely explosion proof, etc etc. Very cool.

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DavidL (3/12/2014)
It would be an interesting scenario, sort like paying a premium to M$ to NOT have windows installed:-P

Is that like when Porsche wants to sell you a lightened version of a 911 but you would be paying them an extra $20k to NOT install a radio or air con? :blink:

Luis Cazares SSC Guru Points: 183706 More actions · Answer 5

jownby (3/12/2014)
DavidL (3/12/2014)
It would be an interesting scenario, sort like paying a premium to M$ to NOT have windows installed:-P
Is that like when Porsche wants to sell you a lightened version of a 911 but you would be paying them an extra $20k to NOT install a radio or air con? :blink:

Not exactly as that won't help the driving experience (or would it?).

Luis C.
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Jeff Moden SSC Guru Points: 1004339 More actions · Answer 6

jownby (3/12/2014)
DavidL (3/12/2014)
It would be an interesting scenario, sort like paying a premium to M$ to NOT have windows installed:-P
Is that like when Porsche wants to sell you a lightened version of a 911 but you would be paying them an extra $20k to NOT install a radio or air con? :blink:

Not unless you also make the Porsche with full-up blue screen capabilities. 😛

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