Are there any limitations to the developer edition of SQL 2005? I run my
Visual studio development setup on a Win 2003 standard server so I can have
the full features of IIS. Will the developer edition install on it. Also,
is there a limit to the number of concurrent connections. I want to use it
to develop a web product and I think that each user is a concurrent
connection. When i do my load testing, I am afraid that it won't allow me to
put a big load on it.
also, is there a limitation to the database size I can have on it?
Thank you!!

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Eric
Dan Jones (MSFT-SQL) - 28 Oct 2005 20:35 GMT
Eric,
The only limitation for Developer is that it cannot be installed in a production environment - it can only be used for development purposes. From the license agreement: "One user may install and use copies of the software to design, develop, test and demonstrate your programs. Testing does not include staging on a server in a production environment, such as loading content prior to production use."
As for the feature set, essentially it supports the same features as Enterprise Edition.
Dan
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Subject: SQL 2005 developer editiion
Are there any limitations to the developer edition of SQL 2005? I run my Visual studio development setup on a Win 2003 standard server so I can have the full features of IIS. Will the developer edition install on it. Also, is there a limit to the number of concurrent connections. I want to use it to develop a web product and I think that each user is a concurrent connection. When i do my load testing, I am afraid that it won't allow me to put a big load on it.
also, is there a limitation to the database size I can have on it?
Thank you!!
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Eric
Bud Y. Zer - 30 Oct 2005 20:19 GMT
QUIT ASKING THE SAME QUESTION TWICE!! Arrggg!
> Are there any limitations to the developer edition of SQL 2005? I run my
> Visual studio development setup on a Win 2003 standard server so I can
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> Thank you!!
Eric - 31 Oct 2005 02:14 GMT
Wow...sorry to upset you bud. It was a bug on the MSDN newsgroup site that
did it...not me.
> QUIT ASKING THE SAME QUESTION TWICE!! Arrggg!
>
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>> Thank you!!