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questions about business analytics requirements
nostran
Member Posts: 106
hi
i'm having a hard time understanding how business analytics work. i've got a customer who will have about 70 concurrent users on Navision. we are planning to get him on Navision native database as it would be cheaper and easier to maintain.
can i run business analytics using Navision native database or is it compulsory to use sql server.
could i use navision native database and then buy one or two licenses to use sql server only to run business analytics?
i'm looking for the cheapest combination, while having at the same time an acceptable performance.
thanks
i'm having a hard time understanding how business analytics work. i've got a customer who will have about 70 concurrent users on Navision. we are planning to get him on Navision native database as it would be cheaper and easier to maintain.
can i run business analytics using Navision native database or is it compulsory to use sql server.
could i use navision native database and then buy one or two licenses to use sql server only to run business analytics?
i'm looking for the cheapest combination, while having at the same time an acceptable performance.
thanks
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For your second question, i think it should be okay.
MS SQL Server 2000 and MS Analysis Services 2000 are required for BA. With regards to licensing, a SQL Server seat is required per user that is to use BA. Therefore, if all 70 Navision users will also need to use BA, you will need a 70 seat SQL Server license - or more realistically, a SQL Server processor license...