Ms Sql

[Panda On Smack]

currently running developer edition while i develop some sites locally but when i finally go live with them on my web server what version of SQL will i need to get?

checked Dabs and there are a few versions, anyone in the know about all this?

thanks

 

[fatbusinessman]

I'm sorry, you wanted something?

 

[Panda On Smack]

heh, ok let me convert my 10 databases from MS SQL to MySql . . . no wait a second, lets not!

MySql is good for being free but grown ups use proper SQL!

ta though

 

[Shovel]

I swear we should ration your exposure to open source software, Fatty.

Panda: Hopefully this will help. http://www.microsoft.com/sql/techinfo/planning/SQLReskChooseEd.asp

 

[Panda On Smack]

Ta man

 

[sibanac]

heh, ok let me convert my 10 databases from MS SQL to MySql . . . no wait a second, lets not!

MySql is good for being free but grown ups use proper SQL!

ta though

you qre right right

 

[Xavier]

You just need a standard edition license of SQL 2000 - get the single CPU version unless it's intended for a duallie box and your licensing will be a-ok.


Xav

 

[Panda On Smack]

Thanks Xav

thought that may be the case, single cpu server so im ok