Hi I had two queries with respect to Sql Enterprise vs Sql Developer Edition
1) If I create a ssis package using developer edition can I schedule in Sql Jobs in Production which is having Enterprise edition
2)On my research of diff between Sql enterprise and Developer edition I found out that the only difference is we cant use developer edition in Production
Let's say if both are same if I use developer edition in production what would happen
Developer edition is a full version of the product but is not licensed for use in production - only for development and testing. If you build SSIS packages (or anything) in dev edition you can deploy to a production box - as long as it has SSIS installed.
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The question comes as the Express version has a cap of 10 gb which my database is over. If the SQL Server Developer edition only allows certain amount of connections, would have a Windows server on another machine allow this to count as only 1 connection. If anyone has experience with a similar setup and can tell me about the experience. Looking to understand the cost of $4000 for SQL Server Standard version to the Developer version which seems to be have more features.
Literally answering your question, you can run SQL Server Developer Edition on a production server, however you should not. You will be in violation of Microsoft's Licensing terms:
SQL Server Developer Edition
SQL Server 2017 Developer Edition is a
fully featured version of SQL Server software—including all the
features and capabilities of Enterprise Edition—licensed for
development, test and demonstration purposes only. SQL Server
Developer Edition may not be used in a production environment or with
commercial data. Any test data that was used for design, development
or test purposes must be removed prior to deploying the software for
production use.
Get the whole story At Microsoft's SQL Server Website
If I install in my PC :
SQL Server 2014 Express edition
SQL Server Data Tools Business Intelligence
Can I build SSIS packages?
I don't care about deploying, I just need a development environment.
Thanks in advance for the help.
You can build and compile packages in SQL Server Data Tools with BI. They can only be deployed to SQL Server Standard or higher, which isn't an issues since you mention you just need a development environment.
Here are specific available features:
Features by Edition of SQL Server: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc645993.aspx
Requirements for running SSIS in development projects: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms365338.aspx
How can one upgrade from Developer edition to Standard edition without uninstalling/re-installing the entire software (currently have SQL Server 2012 SP1 Developer Edition installed) or is it not possible to do?
Thank you
Update: I am aware of Edition Upgrade but does it work with going from DE to SE?
I have installed sql server 2012 standard edition and SSDT (10.3.21208.0) is installed.
But when I try to create an integration services project in VS 2010 professional edition I got the following message:
Microsoft Visual Studio is unable to load this document:
To design Integration Services packages in SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT), SSDT has to be installed by one of these editions of SQL Server 2012: Standard, Enterprise, Developer, or Evaluation. To install SSDT, run SQL Server Setup and select SQL Server Data Tools."
Am I missing something?
Did you also have a SQL Server 2008 R2 installation before? It seems in some of the cases, the side-by-side installation tends to do some missteps. The suggest solution in the below article is to first uninstall the earlier Express/2008, then reinstall.
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/sqlserver/en-US/99386641-daf9-4370-bf1e-a52affd8c1ef/vs2008-unable-to-load-integration-services-package-document-after-creation
I have a SQL Server Express edition with management studio and i'm trying to use the enterprise disks ("SQL Server 2005" Enterprise Edition 32-bit Server Applications") and I can't get it to give me the option of installing the server components or a server instance. What am I missing?
You can't install the server tools for Enterprise edition because you need to actually install the server version. You can't add enterprise tools to the Express edition. You need a brand new installation of the full blown Enterprise edition.
If you want the server tools, you need to install the right version, meaning in your case, the Enterprise edition. I don't know if you can do it side-by-side as a new instance (and I'm not even sure if you can install it on a non-server version of Windows.)
Edit
I found the answer to the question of whether you can install it in a non-server version of Windows here.
End Edit
However, if you mean the CLIENT side tools, so that you can create SSIS packages for a SQL Server on another machine (meaning a true server), without having to have Enterprise edition on your development pc, see this article.