By Erika Morphy
Enterprise Windows I.T.
March 10, 2004 5:59PM

There are no breakthrough architectural advances with Yukon, says Gartner research director Betsy Burton. And it seems it will not include clustering or file-system support within the DBMS, hash partitioning, or a promise that Yukon will be the unifying storage engine within Microsoft applications

Once again, Microsoft reportedly has delayed the release date for SQL Server 2005, aka "Yukon," as well as its next Visual Studio iteration, code named "Whidbey." This is not good news for end-users or, for that matter, Microsoft.

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