Is SQL Server 2008 For Small Business the same as SQL 2008 Standar

Discussion in 'Windows Small Business Server' started by Prof Pugwash, Nov 7, 2008.

  1. Prof Pugwash

    Prof Pugwash Guest

    We have SBS 2003 and run CRM 4.0. SQL Server 2005 that is included with SBS
    is the Workgroup edition which does not include scheduling. We are looking
    to upgrade to SBS 2008 Premium but it seems to include SQL Server 2008
    Standard FOR SMALL BUSINESS.

    Is SQL Server 2008 Standard for Small Business the same as SQL Server 2008
    Standard Edition or are there subtle differences?
     
    Prof Pugwash, Nov 7, 2008
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    Dave Nickason [SBS MVP] Guest

    Yes, they're functionally the same. What differentiates the "for small
    business" version is that it has to be installed in an SBS domain.
     
    Dave Nickason [SBS MVP], Nov 7, 2008
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    Susan Bradley Guest

    It's only a licensing name difference.. it has to run in the SBS domain
    otherwise it's bog standard SQL 2008 standard.
     
    Susan Bradley, Nov 7, 2008
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