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Designed for sales and marketing teams, it helps manage and upgrade business CRMs with company data and drive efficiency across all operations.
I have had a good experience with SQL Server as it has proven itself to be reliable, secure and efficient.
The least thing i found about the software is error statement , some times an extra space can cause a huge problem , and throwing the error which is not likely understandable.
Overall I had an amazing experience. It is very powerful and useful for scalable enterprises.
The lack of reporting services is a terrible shortage. It could have an alternative in Apache, or even allow integration with Windows servers for this demand.
What I like most about SQL for Linux is the possibility to reduce this cost drastically, with an amazing OS and extremely stable SQL in this environment.
Pricing is quite confusing and costly, and performance can be sluggish at times when dealing with low RAM.
It is best database software to support as back end for all the RPA product like Automation Anywhere and UiPath. It is best database for configuration and support as back end.
Licensing is confusing, whenever you have license by call or by CPU core, it's a bit hard to understand how they apply the prices.
The SFDC integration is great, and the listbuilding function is awesome - they have the best data you can find on smaller, private companies.
Additionally, there are a lot of issues around companies not being able to sync to Salesforce (I'll often get an error message).
The integration with Slack is awesome for getting alerts on your current accounts as well. The extension is very useful for seeing what technology companies have running on their website.
Datafox is okay but it has caused a lot of frustration.
As a user, It really helps me to find the companies that match my prospective. Overall the User interface is good which makes ease of use.
The fact that there are a lot of bugs and bad support are the 2 things that make me want to pull my hair out.
There is a great wealth of information about a wide array of businesses across a diverse set of industries.
Lew N.: Hi, my name is Lew, I am the Director of Information Technology for Young's Plant Farm. We're an annual and perennial grower supplier for big box retail stores, and I give Microsoft SQL Server a five out of five review. Okay. We chose SQL Server as we shifted away from some of the more mid-range systems that had built-in databases and we also looked at IBM DB2 and we just were very happy with the interface and how well Microsoft SQL Server ported across all of our different servers and applications. The primary reason the value-added reseller that provides the vertical system for growers uses a SQL Server database as its primary database, so we were familiar with SQL for that. As we were shifting into the data warehousing mode and developing our own internal data warehouse, we chose to use the same platform because we were familiar with it and we liked the way it worked, and we knew it was powerful. As with Microsoft products, the installs and the look and fill of the product are pretty much the same across all of their suite of products. SQL Server was very simple to install, didn't really have any licensing issues or anything like that, so we got it up and running. As far as the installation for our data warehouse, we just started creating tables and setting it up the way we needed and morphed and adjusted and enhanced from there. Just getting started was very simple, and from there, we have launched it into the powerful tool that has become for us. If you're looking at a database platform to do your own in-house data warehouse and your own application development, linking with other Microsoft Power, BI power apps, products like that, SQL Server is definitely the product to go with. It is easy to set up, very secure, and very portable to other platforms, very interfaceable to other platforms.
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