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#SQL 2012 EXPRESS VS STANDARD FULL#
MSDE had something called the workload governor that limited processes, but Express is full blown SQL Server with the 1 CPU, 1GB of RAM, 4GB database size limit. The Microsoft site is silent on the matter - but has anyone observed this/not observed it?Any solutions?ThanksAlan I had heard that SQL Server Express was OK upto about 3 or 4 concurrent users and performance4 degrades significantly after that.
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"there is a restriction in using SQL Server with ASP and web"Peter can you please provide a link to this? "Yes, Standard or Workgroup will perform better."I'm interested to know why you say that? Express has limitations in terms of how much hardware it will use, so if you have more hardware then Workgroup or Standard would perform better but given the same hardware they should be the same? To register for SQL Server 2005 Express Redistribution rights, go to: LarssonHelsingborg, Sweden
#SQL 2012 EXPRESS VS STANDARD LICENSE#
Yes, Standard or Workgroup will perform better.However, there is a restriction in using SQL Server with ASP and web.Read about SQL Server Express and Internet/Web access.You probably know that you can freely distribute SQL Server 2005 Express with your applications, but did you know that you must first obtain a SQL Server 2005 Express Edition redistribution license? The redistribution license is free all you have to do is register for it. My question is how will MS SQL 2005 Express support so many concurrent visitors and will MS SQL 2005 Standard / MS SQL 2005 Workgroup be a better option as far as performance?Thanks,Kamran Hi,We are in the midst of developing/upgrading an online store in ASP.net 2.0 that typically gets about 100,000+ hits per week and we are considering MS SQL 2005 Express as its free to use. All ForumsĮxpress Edition and Compact Edition (2005) We've got lots of great SQL ServerĮxperts to answer whatever question you can come up with.