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To: Lizzie Tudor who wrote (10730)	9/12/1998 9:17:00 AM
From: rudedog	of 74651

Michelle - Jim works in the bay area (San Francisco actually) and is involved in architectural work both on SQL 7 and future releases, but is not directly involved in any product work, according to Redmond people involved with the SQL development. More important to the SQL team's product work are resources like Dave Marshall (one of the chief architects of Sybase system 11, and a specialist in query engines). MS has hired many of the best and brightest in the database design business in the last 18 months, including key resources from the former RDB team who decided they didn't much like Oracle... There is little doubt that RDB was industrial strength.

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