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Use Standard or Enterprise edition?

I'm looking at hosting servers. I'm working on an ASP.net app that will have 5 to 10 users in ...initially 10 offices but one day it could be 1000 offices.

It's for a medical office, we'll store doctor info, appoitment, i will have PDF files BUT won't save it in the database. I will have jobs scheduled,

This is SQL 2008 This is production server. Should I choose Standard or Enterprise?
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I'd start with standard for now unless you're running SQL Server on a machine with more than 4 processors.  The standard edition will limit you to a maximum of four.  Also, considering that you'll be handling data entry and retrieval types of tasks, Standard will be more than sufficient for you.  In the long run, if you expand, you can upgrade.
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i think i can leave it as standard until we get a better understanding of the app.