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SQL Server Editions and BA
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Member Posts: 3
Hi.
I have to setup Business Analytics fur Microsoft Navision.
Do I need the Enterprice Edition of the Microsoft SQL Server for all features or can I have all important features with the Standard Edition of the Microsoft SQL Server?
On the Microsoft Feature Site, where all features of all SQL Editions are listed, the Standard Edition is listed with all features I think I will need.
What are your experiences?
PS: I think I do not need the reporting features of the SQL Server (imho available since SQL Server 2005).
I have to setup Business Analytics fur Microsoft Navision.
Do I need the Enterprice Edition of the Microsoft SQL Server for all features or can I have all important features with the Standard Edition of the Microsoft SQL Server?
On the Microsoft Feature Site, where all features of all SQL Editions are listed, the Standard Edition is listed with all features I think I will need.
What are your experiences?
PS: I think I do not need the reporting features of the SQL Server (imho available since SQL Server 2005).
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