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what are the diferent versions of sql server
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The current version of SQL Server is SQL Server 2005. SQL Server 2008 will be coming out later this year.

The prior versions are:
SQL Server 2000
SQL Server 7
SQL Server 6.5
SQL Server 6.0
SQL Server 5.0
SQL Server 4.2
SQL Server 4.0
(There are more, but this is about 15-20 years worth of history.)

The most common versions to see in production today are SQL Server 7-2005. Pretty much nothing older than SQL 6.5 is still in use.

There are also several editions of each version. They are:
Express Edition - SQL 2000 and greater (called MSDE for SQL 2000)
Workgroup Edition - SQL 2000 and greater
Standard Edition - Since at least SQL 6.5
Enterprise Edition - Since at least SQL 6.5
Last Answered: Jul 3 2008  5:59 AM GMT by Mrdenny   46765 pts.
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Mrdenny   46765 pts.  |   Jul 3 2008  5:59AM GMT

Check out my SQL Server blog “SQL Server with Mr Denny” for more SQL Server information.

 

Pressler2904   2165 pts.  |   Jul 3 2008  6:05PM GMT

That is assuming you are discussing Microsoft SQL Server (which is probably the case). There are other publishers as well: Gupta SQL Server is still around, as is MySQL (open source) to name but two; there are others…

 

Bejo   15 pts.  |   Sep 24 2009  6:26PM GMT

Please i get to do my ISAS and the topic tell me to find out the features and application of sql server

 

mrdenny   46765 pts.  |   Sep 26 2009  1:17AM GMT

Bejo,
Then you should go to Microsoft’s website and find the page which has all the features listed by edition.

 
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