SQL 2005 Processor VS Cal

[stuartmcneil]

Does anyone know what microsoft means when it claims that SQL 2005 in
processor licensing mode is optimized for web use?

Stuart

[Steve]

st**********@utdgroup.com wrote:

Does anyone know what microsoft means when it claims that SQL 2005 in
processor licensing mode is optimized for web use?

Stuart

If you're are talking about optimizing costs it's difficult to use CALS
for an unknown number of web users?

http://www.microsoft.com/sql/howtobu...licensing.mspx

[David Portas]

st**********@utdgroup.com wrote:

Does anyone know what microsoft means when it claims that SQL 2005 in
processor licensing mode is optimized for web use?

Stuart

I think they mean it is cheaper, unless your website is somehow
constrained to a very small number of users.

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