At present when installing 2000 you are asked to state which type of licence you require cal or processor and in 2000 you can increase the number of cals and upgrade to per processor, although you cannot go from processor to Cals.
On looking at 2005 I cannot find the choice on install and can found no reference to changing the licence once installed
Can any one Advise
Many thanks
John
We already bought a unlimited number of License of SQLServer.
By Default SqlServer installation set the license to 50.
What is the Max number of License in SQL Server that I can have set in the control panel which can be consider as unlimited.
Thx.
Hello Guys and Gals,
Just a quick question for you, we are looking to upgrade out Access databases to SQL Server. Migrating this is no problem, but i have looked and looked on microsofts website for an answer and cannot find out.
We will have approximatly 15 users accessing this Database at any one time, when buying a licence do i need to account for the 15 users or and buy a 15 user licence or do i just need the one licence as it is being installed on the one server?
Also what version would you recommend us getting, Exspress? I cant quite see the major differences.
Sorry about this if it seems a stupid question but i am quite confused over it.
Thanks
Ralph/
I am wishing to use a CRM (Terrasoft) piece of software that requires SQL Database. The software manufacturer believes that SQL Express would be ok, but Microsoft only provide 5 user licences for it.
Is this correct?
Thank in advance
Tim
Hi, I'am in France and I want to buy the sofware of SQL SERVER 7.0 for 5 clients licence, and not SQL SERVER 2000. Where can I do this?
many thinks in advance
I wonder is there any way to increase number of server licences without re-installing SQLServer?
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We got a SQL Standard Edition.
Can I install as many instances I want in a Server?
How many users can access the Server at the same time?
If I use SQL authentication, and two users use this logging information, how many calls do they made? 2 one per each user (PC) or just 1 one per logging.
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- In my company we bought Visual Studio 2005 Standard Edition AND Sql Server 2005 Standard edition (includes 10 Cal licences to SQL Server 2005)
- We'll develop a new (exe file) program that will use a SQL SERVER database to store information.
- This new program will be available to 20 employees or our company.
- They will write and read information in that SQL SERVER database but, through the exe application developed with Visual Basic .NET (Visual Studio 2005).
- They will use all the same connection and the same login name to connect to database.
- They will not have access to database tables directly.
My question is:
- We have 10 CAL Licences. Must we have as many CAL licences as users we have ?
Thank in advence for an ansewer...