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We would like to redistribute SQL Server Express with our application, and according to the following links:
MSDN forum,
SO discussion
it is necessary to register at Microsoft before. Unfortunately the link to the mentioned registration form is broken and I cannot find a registration form on the MS websites. Has anyone done the registration recently and can help me with a working link?
Starting with SQL Server 2012 the redistribution rights are built into the SQL Server Express license, and registration is no longer required to redistribute this version of SQL Server Express.
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I am trying to install SSIS in SQL Server (not the SSIS in Visual Studio). And the way I see this should be done is with SQL Server installation center. However try as I might, I can not find it. I saw in this (https://youtu.be/reamHZ4hKdU) YouTube video to click on setup, but I can't find that either. Where can I find SQL Server Installation Center?
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For some reason I didn't think of this. I am on Window Server 2012 R2 and when I did a search for Sql Server Installation Center it came up. Thank you Jacob H for your help.
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Hey I just recently started working for a company where I am the only developer for my team. I am developing software for use only by my team. I am unsure of what kind of license I would need for Visual Studio and SQL Server to begin development. Does anyone have any insight on this?
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You can almost certainly use SQL Server Express and Visual Studio Express for free.
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I am start getting the following error today. Is this because of Azure services are down?
PDOException: SQLSTATE[IMSSP]: This extension requires either the Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Native Client (SP1 or later) or the Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 Native Client ODBC Driver to communicate with SQL Server. Neither of those ODBC Drivers are currently installed. Access the following URL to download the Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 Native Client ODBC driver for x86:
No. That error indicates that you have a connection configuration/version issue. The error occurs before the call out to the service.
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Can anyone tell me what is the limitations of this version like some features not to be supported or something.
I am going to create this type of Windows Azure VM for my application.
The full control of sql and Compatibility is my first consideration.
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The SQL Server 2012 running in Windows AzureVM is exact version which you have installed by your own and the only difference is that it is evaluation version so you can try it before make it final. Once you have tried it and know this is what you want, you can have your own SQL Server 2012 running on a VM you could create to fit your need.
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If I make a website using Microsoft Visual Studio Express, do I have to take any license or something in any sense?
I'm deploying to a server which has Microsoft SQL Server Express.
You need a license for Windows Server, but that is all. There is nothing else needed beyond that for IIS, ASP.Net, MVC, or Sql Server Express Edition.
Or, put another way, Microsoft gives you a license for all of those things that you can use in a commercial production environment.