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SQL license question Zack Anderson 10-11-2005
Posted by James on October 13, 2005, 2:55 am
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Just correcting Jasons Typo - MSDE is Microsoft SQL Server Desktop Engine ;-)
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James


"Jason Hunt" wrote:

> For RMS licensing, there are single-user dongles available. If you will
> only have one POS station running, that's all you need. Manager stations do
> not require additional user licenses.
>
> As for SQL licenses, it is the number of concurrent connections that will
> determine how many CALs you need. However this only applies to the
> full-blown SQL Server product. MSDE (Microsoft SQL Developer Edition),
> which is what is included with RMS, doesn't have CALs, so you can have as
> many copies of Manager running as you would like. You only really need the
> full-blown SQL Server if your database will be over 2GB in size, and you can
> buy that when the time comes.
>
> --
> Jason Hunt
> Advanced Computer Systems
>
>
>


Posted by Glenn Adams [MVP - Retail Mgmt on October 13, 2005, 10:52 am
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I wouldn't say that the 2GB size limit is the ONLY reason to move up to SQL
Server - MSDE is sufficient for most small retailers, but every install
should be speced and sized according to the actual situation.

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> For RMS licensing, there are single-user dongles available. If you will
> only have one POS station running, that's all you need. Manager stations
> do not require additional user licenses.
>
> As for SQL licenses, it is the number of concurrent connections that will
> determine how many CALs you need. However this only applies to the
> full-blown SQL Server product. MSDE (Microsoft SQL Developer Edition),
> which is what is included with RMS, doesn't have CALs, so you can have as
> many copies of Manager running as you would like. You only really need
> the full-blown SQL Server if your database will be over 2GB in size, and
> you can buy that when the time comes.
>
> --
> Jason Hunt
> Advanced Computer Systems
>




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