Re: SQL Licencing Headaches.

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Hi,

can I use something like mysql? i've heard of it but thats about all.

My application is a simple lead management program. Im looking for a
database solution that doesn't incur any licencing fees.

So far my app is one windows form, with controls databound to a sql
database i've created by 'new connection' and just typing the name of
the sql database i wanted.

my only db experience is with access, and you simply wrote the
database, and paid per client for access. Thus my jaded logic says my
interface i've written (i.e. the windows form app) so there's no client
licence to pay now... so why should I pay to have the file sit on a
server and have data written to and from it? it seems crazy.

Your advice is very appreciated!

Thanks, Gary.

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