When licensing SQL Server under the Server/CAL model, you purchase a Server license for the server and Client Access To do so, you purchase the SA SKU through a Volume Licensing program. If you purchase SQL Server though the retail FPP or OEM channels, you have 90 days to enroll the license in SA. Note: The term of the SA coverage depends upon the licensing agreement under which it was acquired and the timing of the purchase.Įnrolling OEM or FPP Licenses in Software Assurance To upgrade in the future, you would need to acquire a new License (L) or L/SA. If you do not extend your SA coverage, you can continue to use the most current version of the software (or a downgrade version), but will not be entitled to further upgrades. If you choose to extend the SA coverage when itĮxpires, you purchase just the SA SKU. When you wants SA coverage on a new license, the L/SA SKU is used. The table below shows the Software Assurance benefits applicable to SQL Server that are available to commercial and The channel the licenses are sold through determines which document(s) details the use rights for the licensed products. Microsoft sells Microsoft® SQL Server® licenses through channels designed to meet the unique needs of customers. Overview of Sales Channels for SQL Server Additionally, limits on memory are affected by the specific configuration. See Chapter 2 for more information about where to find the applicable terms and conditions. Licensing rules for prior versions are the same except where noted.ĭepending upon the edition of SQL Server, certain limits may apply to how the product may be deployed. Note: The information and examples used in this guide generally apply to SQL Server 2008. Provides information about programming the RMO objects in the namespace.The table below provides a summary of the versions and editions for Microsoft® SQL Server® 2008, SQL Server 2005, and SQL Server 2000. You can use SMO to create databases, perform backups, create jobs, configure SQL Server, assign permissions, and to perform many other administrative tasks. This includes instructions to write programs that define databases and manage SQL Server. Provides information about programming the SMO objects in the, ,, .Agent, .Broker, .Mail, .RegisteredServers, .Wmi, and namespaces. Provides information on how to start developing a SMO application SQL Server Replication Management Objects (RMO) is a collection of objects that encapsulates SQL Server replication management.
SQL Server Management Objects (SMO) is a collection of objects that are designed for programming all aspects of managing Microsoft SQL Server.
Applies to: SQL Server Azure SQL Database Azure SQL Managed Instance Azure Synapse Analytics
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