You can purchase SQL Server two different ways. The first is a per CPU license. There is no limit on the number of users, but each user must have a Client Access License (CAL) to access the Windows server.

The second way is per seat. You purchase SQL Server, then per seat licenses.


>Hi to All After long time.
>dear All i have one confusion regarding MS-SQL Standar Edition Licence Copy.
>i have one Application which is supporting MS-SQL Database.This Application i have five user licence copy.so in this case i have to buy also MS-SQL Standard edition with Five Users....?
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>need advice please help me..
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>Best Regards
>Mazahir