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Don't know where else to ask.
I'm setting up a new website with app 30.000 visits pr day.
http://www.valdresrmantikk.no
Was thinking of using MS SQL 2005.
There are only two problems: My wallet(lol), and what licence I need.

There's so many different kinds of SQL 2005!
Can I make it with the standard edition? How many clients do I need? How
does the client-thing work on the internet?

Just VERY confused on what I actually need.

Any help is great!

Thanks,
Christopher Brandsdal
Norway

Christopher Brandsdal wrote:
> Don't know where else to ask.
> I'm setting up a new website with app 30.000 visits pr day.
> http://www.valdresrmantikk.no
> Was thinking of using MS SQL 2005.
> There are only two problems: My wallet(lol), and what licence I need.
>
> There's so many different kinds of SQL 2005!
> Can I make it with the standard edition? How many clients do I need?
> How does the client-thing work on the internet?
>
> Just VERY confused on what I actually need.
>
> Any help is great!
>
There are several newsgroups on this server devoted to SQL Server. However,
you are unlikely to get an answer about this issue from any of them beyond:
contact Microsoft Customer Support and ask them.

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Please reply to the newsgroup. The email account listed in my From
header is my spam trap, so I don't check it very often. You will get a
quicker response by posting to the newsgroup.

Have you considered FireBird?

http://firebird.sourceforge.net/index.php?op=files


http://tinyurl.com/8urnj


http://tinyurl.com/dg5qf :
About transactions, we have reached up to 2,500 transactions
per minute with a given JDBC driver, but, again, your
mileage may vary depending on transaction's complexity. You
know that about little lies, lies and statistics

D.



Christopher Brandsdal wrote:
> Don't know where else to ask.
> I'm setting up a new website with app 30.000 visits pr day.
> http://www.valdresrmantikk.no
> Was thinking of using MS SQL 2005.
> There are only two problems: My wallet(lol), and what licence I need.
>
> There's so many different kinds of SQL 2005!
> Can I make it with the standard edition? How many clients do I need? How
> does the client-thing work on the internet?
>
> Just VERY confused on what I actually need.
>
> Any help is great!
>
> Thanks,
> Christopher Brandsdal
> Norway
>
>