license question -- dotnet framework

Wendy Elizabeth
6/28/2007 5:38:01 PM

I am working at a company where I am the only .net programmer. I want to be
able to test sql server 2000 t-sql commands using Visual Studio.net 2005
professional version.
I have read articles from Microsoft saying that you should not test on a
production server. I would like to be able to install sql server 2000 on my
workstation so that I can run my tests on a 'test' sql server environment. My
company only has two SQL Server 2000 licenses and they do not think that I
can install sql server 2000 on my workstation since this would require
another license?
Thus based upon my professiaonl version of visual studio.net 2005, can I
install sql server 2000 as a 'development' platform only? If so, can you
point to a url that will show me I can do this?
If not, what would if cost for my company to let me install sql server
2000 on my workstation for development purposes? My company gets a Microsoft
discount.

Wendy Elizabeth
6/28/2007 6:54:01 PM

What does:"You could alway create other database inside your SQL server mean?"

Thanks!

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Wendy Elizabeth
6/28/2007 6:56:02 PM

Companies are allowed to download sql server express on individual employees
workstations. Is that ok to do?

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Lloyd Dupont
6/29/2007 12:00:00 AM

As much as you want!!

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Lloyd Dupont
6/29/2007 12:00:00 AM

I could think of 2 options:

- SQL Server express is free and support the same SQL
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/sql/

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