ma****@bullnose.co.uk (Manish) wrote in message news:<1d**************************@posting.google. com>...
Hello
Please help me as i am quite new to this.
I intend to buy SQL 2000 but dont know which one to get.
developer/standard/enterprise.
I want to develop databases for multiple clients for their websites
but i dont wish to host them in-house as I will put them in
web-hosting servers which support SQL2k. But at the same time I will
test the database in my PC which is powerful enough i guess. It is a
3.06 Ghrz with 1GB Ram.
Please tell me which SQL2k should i go for?
Thanks in anticipation.
Manish
Developer edition is out since the EULA states you are restricted from
running it in a production environment. (FYI - Developer edition has
the same features as enterprise.)
Between Enterprise and Standard editions -- Really depends on how much
data you will be storing in the database. Chances are you will NOT
need enterprise. That is for really HUGE databases.
The question becomes which version of standard edition. I could be
wrong but if you are putting it on a webserver then the per-processor
license may be the most cost efficient way to go (instead of CAL's).