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Paul Watson wrote: KarstenK, the survey was about what versions of SQL Server you use, not what database you use. It is useful to know how rapidly new versions of SQL Server are being adopted. This is a Microsoft site afterall with plenty of SQL Server related advertising.
Except they forgot the none of the above choice. I don't use SQL Server as much as I used to (for job reasons), but for those that can't vote they either just don't vote or make up something and skew the results.
Paul Watson wrote: I don't use SQL Server. MySQL here.
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Jeremy Falcon wrote: Except they forgot the none of the above choice
I thought that was what the 1 option was for, I ticked them all 
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Come on. You go hosting a data base on a crumpet, now you've got people porting the Linux kernel to crumpets, and all of a sudden you're surrounded by overweight penguins. Surely this isn't a good thing?
Software Zen: delete this;
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Nope - muffins, the english type with big airholes you can fill with butter and tart rasberry jam....
As for crumpet - your not getting my DB on a crumpet.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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And this survey would have been a lot more interesting if you had included non-SQL Server DB's as well. And what about all the other flavors of SQL Server, like Express, CE, Compact...
Marc
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OK, bad wording, and in the spirit of 'it's a pulbic holiday and I'm pretending not to actually be at work' I've nuked it.
Maybe next time I should (a) proof read, and (b) just reply with "Repost!" 
cheers,
Chris Maunder
CodeProject.com : C++ MVP
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Chris Maunder wrote: (b) just reply with "Repost!
I thought about that, and figured I'd do my usual Marc'ish behavior and go for the jugular. Shog9 was too polite. 
Marc
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I agree. I'd like do know how many people/companies/customers are using "SQL CompactEdition".
Also it would be interesting who is using MySQL, Oracle, Sybase, ...
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SQLite is quickly becoming my favorite mini SQL DBMS. I just wish it had some more oomph in JOIN selects.
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Im using ODBC & ADO.NET 
Wormhole is the God divided by zero
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And what my we ask is connect to the other end?
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Norm .net wrote: what my we ask is connect to the other end
Maybe people? 
You yell SQL queries at them and they throw sheets of data back at you.
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Ah, the Soylent Green database.
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I do that all the time, mostly to slow down the person making the request so they stop bugging me & learn that every question/task they give me they will be overloaded with queries (& I dont adhere to the timeout=3000000). 
Would love to see a survey on who is using MS vs Non-MS databases (I understand there is a context in which you would make that decision to).
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I have a bunch of monkeys on a few keyboards giving me my data.
He who asks a question is a fool for five minutes. He who does not ask a question remains a fool forever. [Chineese Proverb]
Jonathan C Dickinson (C# Software Engineer)
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Nemanja Trifunovic wrote: You yell SQL queries at them and they throw sheets of data back at you.
I wonder how reliable the data is, and whether this setup is fully ACID compliant...
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Crumpets or possibly muffins.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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Why not include SQL Compact in the survey? I'm using it more often than any other listed database.
Regards,
João Paulo Figueira
DAD MVP
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sqlite rocks! 
peace & serenity
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2005 is a great product, but I would go back for the management tools alone. The new ones are crappy (IMHO, people, IMHO). Nice pecks...
He who asks a question is a fool for five minutes. He who does not ask a question remains a fool forever. [Chineese Proverb]
Jonathan C Dickinson (C# Software Engineer)
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---- You're right.
These facts that you've laid out totally contradict the wild ramblings that I pulled off the back of cornflakes packets .
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They have always been the same! (for the severely dyslectic!)
Without SQLite I would probably not have been writing this in the comfort of my own home. I would probably still have been at work trying to figure out how to get SQL Express to work on a 700 Mhz VIA CPU with 512 MB ram, and a very slow 2.5" IDE hard drive...
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