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MS announced a delay in delivery of SQL 2008
 
"Microsoft is excited to deliver a feature complete CTP during the Heroes Happen Here launch wave and a release candidate (RC) in Q2 calendar year 2008, with final Release to manufacturing (RTM) of SQL Server 2008 expected in Q3. Microsoft is excited to deliver a feature complete CTP during the Heroes Happen Here launch wave and a release candidate (RC) in Q2 calendar year 2008, with final Release to manufacturing (RTM) of SQL Server 2008 expected in Q3. "
 
I was interviewd by 1105 Media today about the delayand this was my response...:
 
It is not uncommon for any software development to be extended past the plan. Even the best and brightest like those in the SQL Development Team at Microsoft are no exception.  There are those who have argued that a major release every two years is too frequent anyway.  While many of us always long for the next, newest, fanciest gizmo - I would prefer a little disappointment and delay in receipt, rather than an on-time delivery of a flawed product. I think they should keep it until it is ready...(But I wish it would be ready sooner.)
 

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