Pervasive SQL V8 Vs SQL Server 2000

Dec 11, 2006

My company is trying to determine if they need to upgrade from our current Platinum accounting application that uses pervasive SQL V8 to another version of Platinum that uses SQL server 2000.

My manager wants a in-depth analysis comparing pervasive SQL V8 to SQL server 2000.

I have searched the web extensively but information is scarce.

Are there any articles or case studies that do an indepth analysis comparing both databases? Can someone please help me. It would be greatly appreciated.

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Hi there,



Don't know if anyone can help,



There used to be a Whitepaper on the Microsoft website comparing SQL server (2000?) against Pervasive SQL or 2000, the link was http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/prodtechnol/sql/.

But it's not working anymore.



Does anyone have a copy of this paper, or know where it's now located? I've been looking for hours and can't find it.



Thanks in advance.



Jezza

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128
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