QuickBooks 2006 Database

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Any reference to this bit of information about sybase?

Well, even though we are not allowed to access the database directly, I applaud Intuit's decision to move to Sybase SQL Anywhere. This is excellent performer amongst databases, great value, and can be run 100% unattended due to the impressive array of self-maintenance and optimization features.

Also, SQL Anywhere can take advantage of multiprocessor hardware for faster database access.

Thank you!

Who the fock gives a rat's ass about imaginary tech specs when the result is utter junk?

I just reconciled a credit card account.

Since last reconciliation:

One payment and only 4 charges. I marked everything, clicked Reconcile and had to wait 1.5 minutes for QB 2006 to reconcile the statement. It's a 220 MB (it was 170 before the 2006 downgrade) data file on a simple p2p Windows network with no other users logged on the file or even using the host pc.

Whatever Sybase SQL is, it is certain that QB drones have done a botched up job with it. The blatant sings of incompetence are everywhere. A screwdriver is a useful tool but a stupid idiot won't know what to do with it. This is exactly what's happening with Quickbooks.

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So does the Sybase database mean that QB limitations re: # customers, # items are removed now? I recall the limit was around 14,500.

No.

Of course not. Otherwise they couldn't sell Enterprise, SlowBooks.

Actually in Canada they discontinued the enterprise product along with QB basic and point of sale and dropped the price of Pro about 40%

Wow! I heard that Micros~1 had an XP-lite or something for third-world countries and that drug companies were selling AIDs pills for, like, $1.00 in Bangobangoland.

Didn't know Canada was a market for reduced function/price stuff.