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Hi,

I created a application in VB and backend database for this is SQL Server 2005. So far I was working on "SQL Express", as a testing one. I have almost 20 Tables and also lot of stored procedure. From the programming point of view, the database is not that much of large. The size grows only when the pictures are added to the database. Its not a client/server application(only desktop application).

If i install Enterprise Edition, will it Consumes large space and memory into the client machine. What about performance issue.

Right now i have two editions SQL Express and SQL Enterprise Edition.

Which edition you would like to suggest on the basis of information provided as above.

Thanks.

Best Regards
Kashif Chotu

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Best Regards,
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