SQL Server Editions :-
SQL Server ships in several editions that provide different feature sets targeting different business scenarios. In the SQL Server 2012 release, the number of editions has been streamlined from previous versions.
The main editions are:
Enterprise, which is the flagship edition. It contains all of SQL Server 2012's features, including business intelligence services and support for virtualization.
Standard, which includes the core database engine as well as core reporting and analytics capabilities. However, it supports fewer processor cores and does not offer all of the availability, security, and data warehousing features found in the Enterprise edition.
Business Intelligence, which is a new edition. It provides the core database engine, full reporting and analytics capabilities, and full business intelligence services. However, like the Standard edition, it supports fewer processor cores and does not offer all of the availability, security, and data warehousing features.
SQL Server 2012 also offers other editions, such as Parallel Data Warehouse, Web, Developer, and Express, each targeted for specific use cases
SQL Server ships in several editions that provide different feature sets targeting different business scenarios. In the SQL Server 2012 release, the number of editions has been streamlined from previous versions.
The main editions are:
- Enterprise,
- Standard,
- Business Intelligence.
Enterprise, which is the flagship edition. It contains all of SQL Server 2012's features, including business intelligence services and support for virtualization.
Standard, which includes the core database engine as well as core reporting and analytics capabilities. However, it supports fewer processor cores and does not offer all of the availability, security, and data warehousing features found in the Enterprise edition.
Business Intelligence, which is a new edition. It provides the core database engine, full reporting and analytics capabilities, and full business intelligence services. However, like the Standard edition, it supports fewer processor cores and does not offer all of the availability, security, and data warehousing features.
SQL Server 2012 also offers other editions, such as Parallel Data Warehouse, Web, Developer, and Express, each targeted for specific use cases
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