Can I use best of breed database server products to support my windows applications?
When applications are built to leverage open standards like the Structured Query Language (SQL), customers benefit from a range of database server choices available to support their applications. Windows applications written using Java technology or the C/C++ programming languages typically use the Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) API or a driver supporting the JDBC” API, making it easy to use high-capacity database servers from Sun. Sun servers are built for scalability, with Sun UltraSPARC processor-based servers capable of growing to meet the most intensive database performance requirements. Customers choosing Sun have their choice of industry leading database management systems such as those from Oracle and Sybase, or they can use open source database software such as MySQL. Customers continuing to use SQL server can get a performance boost by hosting it on Sun’s AMD Opteron processor-based servers and Windows Catalog listed storage systems – both designed to run SQL Server even b
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