Yeah, I know that I am late with my RBS vs. EBS information but in the interim, here's a great article about RBS from Todd Carter...
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10/14/2008
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Interesting blog post from Todd from well over a year ago. It is clear that his post is about the SharePoint EBS API and not the SQL Server RBS API. He clearly has a larger list of "cons" than "pros" for EBS, likely why most folks chose not to implement EBS providers this last year.
Posted by: John Lund | 11/19/2008 at 03:00 AM
Interesting blog post from well over a year ago. Todd's post is clearly not about the SQL Server RBS API but about the Sharepoint EBS API. His post has more "cons" than "pros" for EBS, likely why most folks chose not to implement a SharePoint EBS provider.
Posted by: John Lund | 11/19/2008 at 03:00 AM