Hi guys,
I am just wondering what's the difference of sql server 2005 standard and enterprise editions. can I use SQL server 2005 to host a database for a website
Thanks!
Daren
can i use SQL server 2005 standard to create and host db for website?
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can i use SQL server 2005 standard to create and host db for website?
Salman
Hosting a database for a website on a Standard Edition is perfectly possible. Enterprise Edition is for really large environments, so if you are expecting millions of hits per day it might be better to use EE because of it's extra features for high level/load databases. But a lot of databases will run just fine on Standard Edition.
RobbyKing