The Future of SQL Data Services with Nigel Ellis
Description
In this series Roger Doherty and Zach Skyles Owens will be exploring the SQL Server Express product and its role in the Microsoft data platform. Many people don’t realize that:
- SQL Server Express is built on the exact same codebase as SQL Server Enterprise
- It’s ready to use in production
- It includes SQL Server Reporting Services
- It supports Spatial
- FileStream data does not count towards the 4GB database size limit
We’ll be exploring many of these topics in following videos in this series.
>> View the rest of the SQL Server Express Series here
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The Discussion
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jan hallo
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Anwar Hidayat how make sql server 2008 R2 Express can working with client access in the Local Area Networking (LAN)?
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Mbonga Yes I could not immagine that SQL was so powerfull and so easy to learn .
But yet there is still more to learn specially how to link it with Visual Studio.
However you can work afert your build your Tables in Sql server with Access 2007 and all will be running so well.
That is what I have found.
Samuel -
肖明 this BBS is so good that I am surpurised at it.
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doug thanks for the video..... i get tired of reading manuals; this is a refreshing way to deliver information quickly.
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Kazuo Oie I am impressed "ready to use inproduction".
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Dave Too bad you can only host 10 gb databases. That's pretty weak.
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Dave And also the fact that it can only use 1gb RAM as far as I see in the product grid