This is LONG overdue for a production product that many, many companies rely on for great remote connectivity to clients. Even if the first step is just ability to use MS SQL, this would be a huge improvement. Plus, it's not that it wouldn't work with it as the queries are almost identical (evidenced by the fact that other customers have switched to it). However, as it's not officially supported, we do not want to risk any potential "out of support" issues to switch until we know that the scenario will be supported, with updates as well. MS SQL Express supports 10GB databases at this point, so even if SQL licensing is too much a burden, this is a no cost option. Please at least give us the option of choosing the built-in SQLite or a MS SQL server at minimum. Thanks!
This is LONG overdue for a production product that many, many companies rely on for great remote connectivity to clients. Even if the first step is just ability to use MS SQL, this would be a huge improvement. Plus, it's not that it wouldn't work with it as the queries are almost identical (evidenced by the fact that other customers have switched to it). However, as it's not officially supported, we do not want to risk any potential "out of support" issues to switch until we know that the scenario will be supported, with updates as well. MS SQL Express supports 10GB databases at this point, so even if SQL licensing is too much a burden, this is a no cost option. Please at least give us the option of choosing the built-in SQLite or a MS SQL server at minimum. Thanks!