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Posted Jul 16, 2004

Microsoft's Laguna won't sink Sybase

By DatabaseJournal.com Staff

[From SearchDatabase.com]

When Microsoft announced plans this month for an extensive upgrade to its SQL Server mobile database software, it was the latest attempt by a large DBMS vendor to grab some of the mobile market owned by Sybase Inc.

Code-named Laguna, the enhancements -- scheduled for early 2005 -- are the most important since the product was released in 2000, Microsoft said.

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