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Thanks a Bunch - You've got a great service<br />

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Thanks a Bunch - You've got a great service


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I am a Systems Analyst working for a major Ag. Ed. University and have been asked to set up a central <br />
database for a large research project. &nbsp;I am fully <br />
proficient in NTServer 4.0 admin. and wish to set up<br />
a database in that environment. &nbsp;Would you recommend <br />
SQL Server 6.5 and if so where can I facilitate the <br />
learning curve - (I need training)? <br />

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I am a Systems Analyst working for a major Ag. Ed. University and have been asked to set up a central 
database for a large research project.  I am fully 
proficient in NTServer 4.0 admin. and wish to set up
a database in that environment.  Would you recommend 
SQL Server 6.5 and if so where can I facilitate the 
learning curve - (I need training)? 


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