Posts tagged "announcements"

Posted by Aviv Madmon on Monday, 20 May 2013

The acquisition will expand the acquiring company's solutions for the applicative environment of MS SQL. DBSophic, has developed an innovative solution for SQL server's workload tuning. Customers include Siemens, Nestle, BMW, and the US air force.

The developer of the EZManage SQL software, DBA Services, announced the acquisition of DBSophic. The company notes that the acquisition will expand its solutions on the applicative environment of Microsoft SQL.

Posted by Ami Levin on Sunday, 15 July 2012

Just two months ago, we launched the beta version of Qure Analyzer V1.5. We would like to thank the hundreds of users who took part in the beta plan, used the beta version, reported bugs and provided valuable feedback. Today, I'm proud to announce the GA release of Qure Analyzer V1.5. You can download your copy here.

 Posted by Ami Levin on Tuesday, 15 May 2012

About a year ago, we launched Qure Analyzer V1.0 (previously called Qure Workload Analyzer). Since then, we had thousands of downloads and received a lot of great feedback from the community. We did not rest... Your feedback and bug reports kept us busy improving, fixing and enhancing Qure Analyzer to keep its position as the best workload analysis tool available for SQL Server.

Posted by Ami Levin on Wednesday, 07 March 2012

The long expected announcement has finally come...

Partners and customers can already download the evaluation version, GA to begin ~ April 1st.

Posted by Ami Levin on Friday, 18 November 2011

RC stands for Release Candidate, it’s a much more stable and ‘close to final’ version than the previous CTP versions.

Go get your copy from http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=28145

Posted by Ami Levin on Saturday, 05 November 2011

2 days ago, Microsoft announced the new licensing scheme and available editions for SQL 2012.

In a nutshell:

• SQL 2012 will be available in 3 major editions: Standard, BI, and Enterprise.
  • Web, Developer and Express editions will also be available
• SQL 2012 licenses will be core based and/or user and device based.
• Cloud optimized licensing with “floating” virtual core licenses.

Posted by Ami Levin on Monday, 24 October 2011

As you probably know already, earlier this month at the PASS Summit in Seattle, Microsoft has announced the official name for the next release of SQL Server, formerly code named “Denali”.

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Posted by Ami Levin on Sunday, 24 July 2011

A new SQL Server blog site was born today!

I hope you will find this site as beneficial and interesting at least as much as I intend to. I’m extremely busy these days with my day job at DBSophic, so please be patient – quality content will come soon.