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Hi!<br />
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I am developing a software with SQL Server as backend.<br />
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I am currently looking at the Workstation version of the 2008 R2 series.<br />
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When i am reading articles, they say it is for remote users? Is this version not suitable for local users on the network?<br />
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Why I choose this product is that it does contain all the neccesary items for my software and does not cost a fortune. They are only 15 users and they do not have loads of data to store.<br />
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The express edition is not an option since i need to use the Full Text serach etc and the size of the database could be large.<br />
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Any thoughts, etc are most welcome.<br />
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Regards<br />
Martin
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Hi!

I am developing a software with SQL Server as backend.

I am currently looking at the Workstation version of the 2008 R2 series.

When i am reading articles, they say it is for remote users? Is this version not suitable for local users on the network?

Why I choose this product is that it does contain all the neccesary items for my software and does not cost a fortune. They are only 15 users and they do not have loads of data to store.

The express edition is not an option since i need to use the Full Text serach etc and the size of the database could be large.

Any thoughts, etc are most welcome.

Regards
Martin

SQL Server 2008 Workstation R2, use or not

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