[NOTICIA] SQL 2005 Express Edition, el sucesor de MSDE

SQL Express 2005, el sucesor de MSDE, con herramientas gráficas de
administración, y mejoras funcionales (bases de hasta 4 G, no más penalty

performance por concurrencia...) Además de eso, hay versiones nuevas
reducidas y de bajo costo para los programadores de aplicaciones.

Van los detalles, disculpen que están en inglés.

CNET News.com
June 28, 2004, 9:00 PM PDT
Microsoft reaches beyond professional programmers
By Martin LaMonica

Microsoft is reaching out to nonprofessional programmers with a revamped
line of developer tools, including a free version of its forthcoming SQL
Server database.

As expected, the company launched the new line of "Express" branded
developer tools at its TechEd Europe conference in Amsterdam on Tuesday.

lightweight editions of its Visual Studio line and SQL Server database are
meant to expanding Microsoft's presence among students and hobbyists.

Microsoft executives also confirmed that beta versions of SQL Server 2005
and Visual Studio 2005 are "imminent." Completed products are expected in
the first half of next year.

At the same time that Visual Studio 2005 and SQL Server 2005 are made
available, Microsoft will release the Express line, which will includes
stripped-down versions of its Visual Basic, Visual C#, Visual C++ and

J++ products. The company will also release a free SQL Server Express
Edition. A new product, Visual Web Developer 2005 Express Edition, will be
priced in the "tens of dollars," said John Montgomery, director of

for Microsoft's developer division.

Montgomery said Microsoft is targeting a large population--the company
estimates there are 18 million nonprofessionals, compared to 6 million
professional programmers--of people who want cheap or free products
appropriate for building business applications. Often, nonprofessionals

Web-oriented tools, such as FrontPage or Macromedia Flash, which are
suitable for front-end design but not database-driven business

he said.

The Express edition of SQL Server 2005, also planned for release next

will be limited to a single server processor, one gigabyte of memory and

gigabytes of storage. Even with these restrictions, Microsoft expects the
database to compete with open-source alternatives, such as MySQL, said Tom
Rizzo, director of product management in the SQL Server unit.

"It is really for a data-driven application where you just want a place to
put your data in and maybe have it interoperate with (higher-end versions
of) SQL Server through replication," Rizzo said.

The Express edition allows developers to use Visual Studio to write

procedures," or prewritten database queries, with different programming
languages and store XML as a data type. However, it does not include have
reporting capabilities or the same management tools as the full-scale
editions of SQL Server, he said.

Microsoft also plans to announce an agreement with Amazon and eBay to make
software development kits for Amazon, eBay and PayPal Web services

to Microsoft developers via download.

Gustavo Larriera, MVP-SQL, MCSE
Uruguay LatAm
Este mensaje se proporciona "COMO ESTA" sin garantias y no otorga ningun
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SQL Server 2005 Express Technical Preview

Download SQL Server 2005 Express Technical Preview, successor to MSDE

This is a Technical Preview (Pre-Beta 2) release of the product and is
unsupported in production environments.

Gustavo Larriera, MVP-SQL, MCSE
Uruguay LatAm
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"Gustavo Larriera [MVP SQL]" wrote in message
news:%
> SQL Express 2005, el sucesor de MSDE, con herramientas gráficas de
> administración, y mejoras funcionales (bases de hasta 4 G, no más

de
> performance por concurrencia...) Además de eso, hay versiones nuevas
> reducidas y de bajo costo para los programadores de aplicaciones.
>
> Van los detalles, disculpen que están en inglés.
>
> CNET News.com
> June 28, 2004, 9:00 PM PDT
> Microsoft reaches beyond professional programmers
> By Martin LaMonica
>

>
> Microsoft is reaching out to nonprofessional programmers with a revamped
> line of developer tools, including a free version of its forthcoming SQL
> Server database.
>
> As expected, the company launched the new line of "Express" branded
> developer tools at its TechEd Europe conference in Amsterdam on Tuesday.
The
> lightweight editions of its Visual Studio line and SQL Server database

> meant to expanding Microsoft's presence among students and hobbyists.
>
> Microsoft executives also confirmed that beta versions of SQL Server

> and Visual Studio 2005 are "imminent." Completed products are expected

> the first half of next year.
>
> At the same time that Visual Studio 2005 and SQL Server 2005 are made
> available, Microsoft will release the Express line, which will includes
> stripped-down versions of its Visual Basic, Visual C#, Visual C++ and
Visual
> J++ products. The company will also release a free SQL Server Express
> Edition. A new product, Visual Web Developer 2005 Express Edition, will

> priced in the "tens of dollars," said John Montgomery, director of
marketing
> for Microsoft's developer division.
>
> Montgomery said Microsoft is targeting a large population--the company
> estimates there are 18 million nonprofessionals, compared to 6 million
> professional programmers--of people who want cheap or free products
> appropriate for building business applications. Often, nonprofessionals
use
> Web-oriented tools, such as FrontPage or Macromedia Flash, which are
> suitable for front-end design but not database-driven business
applications,
> he said.
>
> The Express edition of SQL Server 2005, also planned for release next
year,
> will be limited to a single server processor, one gigabyte of memory and
400
> gigabytes of storage. Even with these restrictions, Microsoft expects

> database to compete with open-source alternatives, such as MySQL, said

> Rizzo, director of product management in the SQL Server unit.
>
> "It is really for a data-driven application where you just want a place

> put your data in and maybe have it interoperate with (higher-end

> of) SQL Server through replication," Rizzo said.
>
> The Express edition allows developers to use Visual Studio to write
"stored
> procedures," or prewritten database queries, with different programming
> languages and store XML as a data type. However, it does not include

> reporting capabilities or the same management tools as the full-scale
> editions of SQL Server, he said.
>
> Microsoft also plans to announce an agreement with Amazon and eBay to

> software development kits for Amazon, eBay and PayPal Web services
available
> to Microsoft developers via download.
>
> Gustavo Larriera, MVP-SQL, MCSE
> Uruguay LatAm
> Este mensaje se proporciona "COMO ESTA" sin garantias y no otorga ningun
> derecho / This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and

> no rights.
>
>

Muchas gracias, Gustavo, muy interesante.

Voy a descargarlo y a ver si lo puedo instalar :-)

Un saludo
Salvador Ramos
Murcia - España

No puedes conseguir software rápidamente disminuyendo su calidad.
En cambio, si que lo consigues aumentando la calidad.

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"Gustavo Larriera [MVP SQL]" escribió en el
mensaje news:%
>

>
> SQL Server 2005 Express Technical Preview
>
> Download SQL Server 2005 Express Technical Preview, successor to MSDE
2000.
> This is a Technical Preview (Pre-Beta 2) release of the product and is
> unsupported in production environments.
>
> Gustavo Larriera, MVP-SQL, MCSE
> Uruguay LatAm
> Este mensaje se proporciona "COMO ESTA" sin garantias y no otorga ningun
> derecho / This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and

> no rights.
> "Gustavo Larriera [MVP SQL]" wrote in message
> news:%
> > SQL Express 2005, el sucesor de MSDE, con herramientas gráficas de
> > administración, y mejoras funcionales (bases de hasta 4 G, no más
penalty
> de
> > performance por concurrencia...) Además de eso, hay versiones nuevas
> > reducidas y de bajo costo para los programadores de aplicaciones.
> >
> > Van los detalles, disculpen que están en inglés.
> >
> > CNET News.com
> > June 28, 2004, 9:00 PM PDT
> > Microsoft reaches beyond professional programmers
> > By Martin LaMonica
> >
>

> >
> > Microsoft is reaching out to nonprofessional programmers with a

> > line of developer tools, including a free version of its forthcoming

> > Server database.
> >
> > As expected, the company launched the new line of "Express" branded
> > developer tools at its TechEd Europe conference in Amsterdam on

> The
> > lightweight editions of its Visual Studio line and SQL Server database
are
> > meant to expanding Microsoft's presence among students and hobbyists.
> >
> > Microsoft executives also confirmed that beta versions of SQL Server
2005
> > and Visual Studio 2005 are "imminent." Completed products are expected
in
> > the first half of next year.
> >
> > At the same time that Visual Studio 2005 and SQL Server 2005 are made
> > available, Microsoft will release the Express line, which will

> > stripped-down versions of its Visual Basic, Visual C#, Visual C++ and
> Visual
> > J++ products. The company will also release a free SQL Server Express
> > Edition. A new product, Visual Web Developer 2005 Express Edition,

be
> > priced in the "tens of dollars," said John Montgomery, director of
> marketing
> > for Microsoft's developer division.
> >
> > Montgomery said Microsoft is targeting a large population--the company
> > estimates there are 18 million nonprofessionals, compared to 6 million
> > professional programmers--of people who want cheap or free products
> > appropriate for building business applications. Often,

> use
> > Web-oriented tools, such as FrontPage or Macromedia Flash, which are
> > suitable for front-end design but not database-driven business
> applications,
> > he said.
> >
> > The Express edition of SQL Server 2005, also planned for release next
> year,
> > will be limited to a single server processor, one gigabyte of memory

> 400
> > gigabytes of storage. Even with these restrictions, Microsoft expects
the
> > database to compete with open-source alternatives, such as MySQL, said
Tom
> > Rizzo, director of product management in the SQL Server unit.
> >
> > "It is really for a data-driven application where you just want a

to
> > put your data in and maybe have it interoperate with (higher-end
versions
> > of) SQL Server through replication," Rizzo said.
> >
> > The Express edition allows developers to use Visual Studio to write
> "stored
> > procedures," or prewritten database queries, with different

> > languages and store XML as a data type. However, it does not include
have
> > reporting capabilities or the same management tools as the full-scale
> > editions of SQL Server, he said.
> >
> > Microsoft also plans to announce an agreement with Amazon and eBay to
make
> > software development kits for Amazon, eBay and PayPal Web services
> available
> > to Microsoft developers via download.
> >
> > Gustavo Larriera, MVP-SQL, MCSE
> > Uruguay LatAm
> > Este mensaje se proporciona "COMO ESTA" sin garantias y no otorga

> > derecho / This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and
confers
> > no rights.
> >
> >
>
>

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SQL Server 2005 Express Technical Preview

Download SQL Server 2005 Express Technical Preview, successor to MSDE 2000.
This is a Technical Preview (Pre-Beta 2) release of the product and is
unsupported in production environments.

Gustavo Larriera, MVP-SQL, MCSE
Uruguay LatAm
Este mensaje se proporciona "COMO ESTA" sin garantias y no otorga ningun
derecho / This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers
no rights.