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>>>>>It will be small database and max 10 simultaneous users...
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>>>>Giedrius,
>>>>You might still want to use SSE (SQLServerExpress 2005) instead. It's released just 2 days ago. SSE is like MSDE, naming changed plus raised limits dramatically,new features of SQL server come for free:)
>>>>Cetin
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>>>What do you mean raised limits? The only limit that I no longer see is on the max concurrent users. Other than that is limited to 1 Gb RAM, 1 CPU and 4 Gb db size.
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>>Well I accept 4Gb from 2Gb as a raise. In early phases of SSE 25 users limit was depicted in MS web pages I severe but I can no longer find it (an old thread about it exists).
>>Cetin
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>Yes that is an increase, but then again MS limited to one processor as opposed to 2 in MSDE. But to adhere to the thread topic (god forbid *g*) I agree SSE should work for small departmental apps.

Yes giving with one hand and taking with another:) Still SSE has outstanding features compared to MSDE (ie:easier deployment, nonadministrator sessions...).Wish some fetures weren't only luxury to ADO.Net users.
Cetin