Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition
Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition
Getting one of the latest editions of an SQL Server can be a very costly endeavor. While there are plenty of advanced features, for many businesses, the cost does not justify the results.
For those businesses, getting a more affordable, slightly older edition of the Microsoft SQL Server can provide them the database features they need without blowing up their budgets.
In that case, Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Enterprise recommends itself as a flexible SQL Server full of features and programs that can still perform all the basic database needs found for most businesses.
What Is Microsoft SQL Server?
The Microsoft SQL Server is a relational database management system that provides all the tools necessary for advanced database storage and analysis. With flexibility on every level of the server, it is easy to accommodate the specific database needs of any business.
Microsoft SQL Server Editions
Microsoft SQL Server 2000 comes in a number of editions, each designed to meet the specific needs of certain clients. The editions are: Personal, Desktop Engine, Standard, and Enterprise.
Personal and Desktop Engine are stripped down versions of the server that lack major features. The Standard Server, on the other hand, is designed to include enough features to attract the majority of users, but it still lacks some high-end capabilities. However, Enterprise is the edition that provides the most for businesses still looking at the 2000 edition of the server. It has all the features described below.
This product includes the Enterprise edition.
Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition
Getting one of the latest editions of an SQL Server can be a very costly endeavor. While there are plenty of advanced features, for many businesses, the cost does not justify the results.
For those businesses, getting a more affordable, slightly older edition of the Microsoft SQL Server can provide them the database features they need without blowing up their budgets.
In that case, Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Enterprise recommends itself as a flexible SQL Server full of features and programs that can still perform all the basic database needs found for most businesses.
What Is Microsoft SQL Server?
The Microsoft SQL Server is a relational database management system that provides all the tools necessary for advanced database storage and analysis. With flexibility on every level of the server, it is easy to accommodate the specific database needs of any business.
Microsoft SQL Server Editions
Microsoft SQL Server 2000 comes in a number of editions, each designed to meet the specific needs of certain clients. The editions are: Personal, Desktop Engine, Standard, and Enterprise.
Personal and Desktop Engine are stripped down versions of the server that lack major features. The Standard Server, on the other hand, is designed to include enough features to attract the majority of users, but it still lacks some high-end capabilities. However, Enterprise is the edition that provides the most for businesses still looking at the 2000 edition of the server. It has all the features described below.
This product includes the Enterprise edition.
| GTIN | 659556500870 |
|---|---|
| MPN | 810-00961 |
| Operating System | Windows |
| Year of Product | 2016 |
| Features | • Control how changes take effect through tables when you update keys using cascading referential integrity constraints. • Use INSTEAD OF and AFTER trigger to execute codes by specifying what happens on an operation. • Create user-defined functions to achieve code re-use by using T-SQL functions. Also, you can incorporate routinely used logics to streamline your development process. • Use VI SAN support to speed up communication between servers. • With expanded partitioned view abilities, you can partition a table horizontally across multiple SQL servers. • Use new table datatype to temporarily store results in a table. Even more, you can save text and images more efficiently. • Use Cascading Declarative Referential Integrity to create relationships between dependent and parent tables. This comes in handy when updating or deleting rows from the parent table; the net effect on dependent tables take effects automatically. • With the 2000 server version, you can run multiple instances with each running independently. • Includes XML, making it easier to work with web-based programming. • Has log shipping capability. You can have a primary database with read/write skills and other with read-only copies syncing to the central database. |
| System Requirements | System requirementsMicrosoft Exchange 2016 Standard User CAL System RequirementsThere are no specific requirements for users to access the Microsoft Exchange 2016 Standard server through a User CAL.
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