Treffer: Don't all rush to plunder Yukon.

The article presents news briefs related to the computer software industry as of April 13, 2004. Microsoft Corp. has introduced its relational database management system (RDMS). By announcing that the Yukon release will be known as SQL Server 2005, Microsoft neatly underlines the fact that there will have been a five year gap since SQL Server 2000. During this time Oracle and IBM will each have released at least two versions of their RDBMS's and the low cost open source MySQL has become a credible competitor in Microsoft's traditional low end space. SQL Server 2000 has been regularly enhanced with the kind of features and functionality that would normally wait for a major release, such as analysis, data transformation services and the just released reporting services, which were intended to be shipped with Yukon. In a joint development with Sybase, which provided the heavyweight database technology. The breakthrough into a product which could be considered for the datacentre came with SQL Server 7 in 1998.

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