The delay in releasing SQL Server 2005 gives Microsoft a chance to address "the last bit of hesitancy" about the database's ability to support enterprise-class applications, CEO Steve Balmer contends.

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Ted Kummert, who heads development of Microsoft's SQL Server database, says that the company is on track to release the next version to manufacturing in the second quarter of 2008.