Sentence examples for database product from inspiring English sources

The database product, Microsoft SQL Server Express Edition, will be distributed free.

But sales of Oracle's core database product slightly trailed estimates, and Oracle shares dropped in after-hours trading.

I.B.M. unveiled a new version of its main database product with improved features that analyze data better, so customers can see trends more easily and provide their suppliers with select information.

"Our clients are just starting to think about what they can do with that data," said Mr. Salyer, who last November started offering a database product to help manage this torrent of new information.

The remaining applications firm would, for its part, have an equal interest in ensuring smooth integration with differing versions of Windows; and it would want to make both Office and BackOffice (which includes Microsoft's database product) available on Linux, the fledgling open-source Windows rival, and on every flavour of commercial Unix operating systems.

It's time for the next version of SQL Server, Microsoft's flagship database product.

I.B.M., based in Armonk, now employs about 2,500 people in sales, marketing and development of database products.

Interpublic is taking an unspecified minority stake in Software Associates International in Mount Arlington, N.J., which offers customer sales support software and database products for the pharmaceutical industry.

Mr. Ellison sounded a different note today after a year in which the growth of the Internet bolstered sales of both the company's core database products and its suite of business applications.

"We are pleased to have reached an agreement with the attorney general that addresses concerns about the independence of the database products and provides increased transparency that will help consumers make more informed decisions about their care".

The growth included a roughly 6percentt increase in licensing revenue from its database products compared with a year earlier, and a 25percentt increase in the revenue from applications, which are programs companies use to put services onto their computer networks.