Is anyone out there using it? I mean, $200 for a database in an era when mySQL -- one of the best databases on the planet -- is free and ODBC connectors are also mostly free?
So if someone's using it, I'd be mighty curious to know why. It doesn't seem to me to have any advantages at all.
If it was $50 or less, I might license it just for testing locally, but I can set up a local instance of mySQL for free, so....
What am I missing here, people?
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