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What is the differnce between MSSQL 2005 Server/Express and Compact editions?
This is a discussion on What is the differnce between MSSQL 2005 Server/Express and Compact editions? within the SQL Server forums, part of the Databases category; I know MS SQL 2005 is the latest to MS SQL 2000. But what are MS SQL Express & Compact editions? Are both free to download and use? Any difference ...
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What is the differnce between MSSQL 2005 Server/Express and Compact editions?
I know MS SQL 2005 is the latest to MS SQL 2000. But what are MS SQL Express & Compact editions? Are both free to download and use? Any difference between services provided by these and SQL 2005 server? Plz reply.
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