SQL Server Other Solutions Considered
it_user79482
Senior Developer at a tech vendor with 201-500 employees
Within the current organisation, we did not look at other options. I was pretty confident that the product would do the job, based on my previous experience with similar products. One key factor which pushed us to choose SQL Server was the cost of the product versus the amount of work to develop/maintain. View full review »
Aju Mathai
Database Architect at Huron Consulting
From my perspective, the two vendors for this are Microsoft and Amazon (AWS). They are working on making it better with every release, compared to Oracle Db2 and IBM. View full review »
BethWiebusch
Sr. Database and Application Administrator with 10,001+ employees
We are a Microsoft shop, so we use Active Directory. That integrates well with this product, but we did look at Oracle. We also looked at IBM. This was the best price point for us for what we were getting. View full review »
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it_user272976
Managing Director at a tech services company with 11-50 employees
At that time there was also Sybase, Oracle, MySQL. That's at the time those databases were up. View full review »
it_user117381
Lead Software Engineer at a tech services company with 11-50 employees
I’m not a "product" fan. I try to use "the" product which will comply smoothly with the software I’m working on. View full review »
Lei Liu
DBA，data architectuire at a tech services company
No, I have to accepted it View full review »
reviewer1030020
Programmer Analyst at a tech services company with 10,001+ employees
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