About as apetising as
Unlimited Big Macs
Microsoft to pitch 'all-you-can-eat' Windows volume license
Microsoft will next month encourage partners to promote all-you-can-eat volume licensing so that large customers can save money while consuming more SQL Server and Windows apps. The company's Application Platform Agreement (APA) targets customers with more than 250 PCs who are trying to cut their number of software suppliers and …
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All you can eat?
When you're being served dog-poo from MS then all you can eat is a venomous chore.
Anyone who really wants free SQL databases knows what to do already...
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