> > If you're currently running MS SQL Server, you presumably > > already have a Windows infrastructure. > > That's, as you say, presumption. Most of the situations I've > seen like this are from folks who've been using third-party > hosting for a while. It was the third-party host that was > using a Windows environment, and the client wants to get away > from that.
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