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Ron said:lol... why didn't you use vBulletin 2.3.0
yorri said:My question was that I have a client and he is looking to set up a site and expecting 500K to 1 million hits per month and I have no clue what kind of package to look at. I understand that it will depend on the page size (including graphics etc) but since I have never monitored a site with hits that many I have no clue what kind of bandwidth it would use.
I was hoping people could bounce numbers off me.
I guess while I am at it...Access wouldn't be able to handle that type of load would it. I know that MS says up to 255 concurrent users and I have a friend that runs a site with 1100 members so it is pretty busy but he doesn't pay attention to his bandwidth or how much he is actually using...it is very graphic intensive so I know it wouldn't be a modest number.
Anyway..even if people don't have sites that high...numbers would be good to know for the future so I can guestimate what package someone should get.
Thanks
That's right, this is the reason why I like to use Access. The only thing that I hate in Access, it doesn't have stored procedures. Well, besides those one-sql-statement-long queries, of course, but you can't do anything with them.yorri said:I find Access easier to manage and backup...I just make sure a file is synced. I also don't need to run MSDE or SQL Server on my development server here at home...so there are many reasons why I choose Access over SQL SERVER. Mostly ease of use.
StPatrick said:That's right, this is the reason why I like to use Access. The only thing that I hate in Access, it doesn't have stored procedures. Well, besides those one-sql-statement-long queries, of course, but you can't do anything with them.
Also I'm not sure about the performance when Access's database grows. I have right now 15Mb database file (mostly all text - forums), still everything run ok, so we'll see...
Oups, I meant that Access doesn't support good Stored Procedures, SQL Server doyorri said:..Oh well....doesn't matter since it doesnt' support Stored Procedures so why bother using it over Access
Yash said:I don't know. Anyway, its too late to change now. A stable version of vBulletin 3 should be released some time soon
MarkeyHost said:Release Candidate 3 is out... or has been out for a while... I have been using it... only found one real bug with the admin control panel .
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