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Hi,

I'd like to have some feedback from the experts on SQL 2005.

The situations is the following.

I have an application .net/SQL server 2000 that send notification mails using the SQL mail feature. It works fine for years.

Sooner or later SQL 2000 will be out of service, so I decide to move my database to SQL 2005.

When I'm trying to put in production with my web hosting provider www.webhost4life.com, they said that are not supporting SQL DBMAIL on any SQL 2005 32/64 bits because the extra workload will slow down SQL 2005 performance.

My question is if somebody has experience of this situation in other installations or maybe is that provider who has some problems tuning the SQL servers.

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