Installing SharePoint 2013 with SQL Server 2012 Developer Edition

Hi,
Can we use SQL Server 2012 Developer edition with SharePoint 2013?  One thing that came to my mind was setting max degree of parallelism, is that supported in Developer edition?  Looking forward to your assistance here.
Thanks,
kashif

I'm slightly incorrect. See http://download.microsoft.com/download/6/4/A/64A1EC8F-F575-41E1-9D34-821FA9F98F8E/SQL_Server_2012_Licensing_Reference_Guide.pdf.
Licensing SQL Server for Non-production Use
The SQL Server 2012 Developer Edition is a full-function version of the SQL Server software—with all the 
features and capabilities of the Enterprise edition—licensed under the Developer Tools model, which is a “per 
user” model. One license is required for each person that accesses or uses the software. 
When using SQL Server software for development, test or demonstration purposes, only the users are licensed 
and there is no need for a corresponding license for the actual server systems running SQL Server software in 
this case. 
As long as only licensed users have access to the software, customers can install as many copies of the software 
on any number of servers that are used exclusively for development, test or demonstration purposes. This 
is significant, because it allows customers to run the software on multiple devices (for testing purposes, for 
example) without having to license each non-production server system.
But no, as you can see above, you'll have no issues with the software (Developer Edition is Enterprise Edition with licensing restrictions, but no functionality restrictions).
Trevor Seward
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