Hi Brian,
You can't get Personal on its own, it ships with the other three. MSDE also shipps with all three (note that this is different from the personal edition).
Standard and Enterprise editions are pricier than developer, but I think the license restricts you from using the developer edition for anything othere than development (ie no production use).
Anyway, you can check out
http://www.microsoft.com/sql/howtobuy/pricing/default.asp for pricing and other links from that page for comparisons of features etc.
Cheers,
Andrew
>Hello,
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>I want to start playing around with interfacing VFP and SQL Server (probably 2000) and was wondering which would be the best to test with, Developer, Personal, Standard or Enterprise?
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>Thanks,
>- Brian
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