Hi,
I need to understand, conceptually on a high level, what is a "SQL Server Farm". Let me explain.
Typically when I deploy my application (hybrid of VFP and ASP.NET) the customer installs SQL Server and SSMS and I copy and attach my SQL Server database. Then I set up a login account and set up user to the database.
Now I am talking to a big company where one of the ITs says that "we have a SQL Server Farm". I don't want to sound ignorant when I talk them later today and therefore would like to understand how I would be "attaching" my database to their "farm"
Any high level explanation and/or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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