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Build intelligent, mission-critical applications using a scalable, hybrid database platform that has everything built in—from in-memory performance and advanced security to in-database analytics.
About SQL ServerSQL Server 2019 is offered in two main commercial editions to accommodate the unique feature, performance and price requirements of organizations and individuals:
The editions are offered in a straightforward, tiered model that creates greater consistency across the product editions, features and licensing. Enterprise Edition includes all the capabilities available in SQL Server 2022. Through a consistent programming interface across all editions, it is easier than ever for developers and partners to build and upgrade applications that take advantage of advanced performance, security, and data mart or data warehouse features – regardless of scale, from Express to Enterprise. SQL Server OfferingsSQL Server is offered in two main editions to accommodate the unique feature, performance and price requirements of organizations and individuals:
SQL Big Data Nodes are licenses assigned to worker nodes in big data environments and are licensed under Enterprise Edition use rights.
1. Customers who require a massively parallel processing data warehouse have access to a parallel data warehouse through their Enterprise Edition core licenses with Software Assurance. Parallel data warehouse is part of the Microsoft Analytics Platform System.
2. Editions sold in the per-core licensing model and Big Data Nodes are sold as 2 core packs.
3. Client access licenses (CALs) are required for every user or device accessing a server in the Server + CAL licensing model. See the Product Terms for details.
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