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by haswell
3327 days ago
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I, too, wonder about security. Just as important: performance/scaleability. What happens when this runs on 100K rows against a service some guy stood up as a weekend project? Now what happens with 100 people hitting that service? Either way, this looks very useful. Having spent more than my fair share of time massaging data prior to import, this looks pretty great. |
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Then they complain to Microsoft, who helpfully suggests the product they should upgrade to. This has always been a strong spot of Microsoft's. "I see you've scaled beyond the capacity of [Product A]. Well, fortunately for you we have [Product B] which can handle it, with a nice import wizard to get you started painlessly." It typically goes Excel > Access > On-prem SQL Server > Azure.
This sounds very negative and I swear I don't mean it that way. It's a great sales tactic if you offer products at every level of scale.