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MS SQL Server 2008 R2 Enterprise Edition on Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard Edition
Hello Team,
Is there any issue/conflicts/limitation
OR their is nothing to worry about it I guess their is memory limitation between both of them. Please suggest
Regards
Is there any issue/conflicts/limitation
OR their is nothing to worry about it I guess their is memory limitation between both of them. Please suggest
Regards
Microsoft Legacy OSMicrosoft Server OSWindows Server 2008
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Quick question? Why SQL Enterprise? And just to check, 64-bit editions of each?
SQL Standard 2008R2 has a memory limit of 64GB, but Windows 2008 standard has a memory limit of 32GB if memory is correct.
So unless you need the features of Enterprise or from some business takeover/buy-out/whatever you've been gifted an Enterprise licence, I'd suggest Standard Edition.
In the past, on 32bit editions, it was necessary to use Windows Enterprise to access additional ram.
HTH
David