SCORCH SQL license enterprise or standard

I understand that a SQL license is included, however I have not found any documentation specifying whether that is SQL enterprise or standard. Can I use SQL 2008 SP1 Enterprise or just Standard? Can you point me to any documentation
that would validate this?

Hi,
according to the "System Center 2012 R2 Licensing Datasheet" (http://download.microsoft.com/download/B/4/A/B4A98A4E-2F43-489D-8761-5362C8C2C328/System_Center_2012_R2_Licensing_Datasheet.pdf):
"Right to run management server software and supporting SQL Server Runtime (SQL Server Standard Edition)".
The current Version is System Center 2012 R2. It Supports SQL Server 2008
R2 or SQL Server 2012 both in Standard or Enterprise, see details here:
http://technet.microsoft.com/de-de/library/dn281933.aspx
Regards,
Stefan
www.sc-orchestrator.eu ,
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What will I do with the SQL Server (2012/2014) (Standard/Enterprise) Licenses?

What will I do with the SQL Server (2012/2014) (Standard/Enterprise) Licenses?
Are these the same as software product keys, or just some pieces of paper the company needs to have on hand?
In which case, when we install SQL Server 2014, (and when looked for videos) - there is only 1 product key value to be put in, is there some other screen in the setup to input the License bought ( in our case will be Core licenses).
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Thanks for any indications.

1. What will I do with the SQL Server (2012/2014) (Standard/Enterprise) Licenses?
Are these the same as software product keys, or just some pieces of paper the company needs to have on hand?
2. In which case, when we install SQL Server 2014, (and when looked for videos) - there is only 1 product key value to be put in, is there some other screen in the setup to input the License bought ( in our case will be Core licenses).
3. So in addition to the Core Licenses do will a Product key be needed? Would product key from an msdn work, as it is the licenses that we will buy to indicate that we bought to run the software on server X?
Thanks for any indications.
I will answer your question point wise
1. Keeping license key is good idea it helps you during audit and you have proof that you are using a valid Microsoft License. Plus in scenario of disaster where whole box gets damanged you might need to install SQL Server again in that case during
reinstallation on setup page where you need to enter key you might need need it. If you are missing your paper then you are in trouble.
2. Only on product key page license key is required and it is not required anywhere else during installation. Unless you enter valid product key installation will not proceed further.
3 License makes you a valid owner of Microsoft product with restrictions on how much hardware resource you can use how much max connections you can make etc. Key lets you install it on Windows machine making sure that you are using valid Microsoft product.
This was just a general idea please speak to your licensing specialist for more details. This is technical forum and we generally ask user to speak to licensing expert for such queries.
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SQL Licensing for Enterprise environment

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currently we are planing our possible ways to migrate to Lync2013. Due to our Microsoft-EA we already own Lync Enterprise CALs and 3 Lync Server.
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after all we got confilicting statements from our MS-Licensing Partner an some Consultants.
1. ) it looks like, that Microsoft does not support an "activ/activ"-SQL Cluster even if LYNC gets an own instance.
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regards
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4- Lync Server 2013 support SQL Mirroring or SQL failover cluster as database high availability options. I both cases the following is applicable:
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http://blog.micromail.com/2013/07/01/beginners-guide-to-sql-server-licensing/
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Oracle server license difference between Standard & Enterprise Edition

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1) Is there different license required for Standard Edition & Enterprise Edition of above given Oracle version?
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Many of the questions you ask are discussed in the Software Investment Guide found at http://www.oracle.com/corporate/pricing/index.html
In general, you purchase either a Named User or a CPU license for a product. At the time of purchase, you decide whether it is a perpetual license or a term license which has an expiry date. You get a contract (which you should read) in which the limits are described - the limits may include which (or how many) machines you can install the product on.
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Downgrade SQL Server Enterprise Edition to Standard Edition

Hi
I came to know in-place edition downgarde from SQL Server Enterprise to SQL Server Standard edition is not possible after seeing couple of questions in the forum, But I find one interesting article in the web which says in-place downgrade is possible and
I tried the same and it works for me, below are the steps
1.    Type regedit.msc
2.    Got to SQL installation section in registry by default it will be here:
HKLM(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE) -> SOFTWARE -> Microsoft -> Microsoft SQL Server ->
3.    Here you have to select the instance you want to downgrade if you have multiple instances.
Expand required instance folder.
MSSQL10_50.MSSQLServer -> Setup
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AGTGroup
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EditionType
ProductCode
ProductID
SQLGroup
FDHostGroup
Checksum
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Hi,
I would ceratinly not do that If I were you, this would surely leave you in unsupported state. You should ask Microsoft whether tweaking registry and replacing just value can actually change enterprise to standard or whether it is supported or not. I guess
you are just fooling the system.
Its better to uninstall Enterprise edition and Install Standard edition and create database using backup restore or attch detach.
I have not tried what you have mentioned. But thank you for the information.
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SQL server 2008 R2 downgrade from Enterprise to standard edition

Hello,
we are going to downgrade SQL server 2008R2 from enterprise to standard for a server whose databases are not using any of the enterprise features.
Per the link http://www.mssqltips.com/sqlservertip/3079/downgrade-from-sql-server-enterprise-edition-to-standard-edition/ we had made a plan to do so.
However, we are not sure of two points:
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Hi,
I would like to ask help on some scenarios on SQL 2012 Standard Implementation.
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ENTERPRISE EDITION 데이터베이스를 STANDARD EDITION으로 변경하는 법

제품 : ORACLE SERVER
작성날짜 : 2004-08-31
ENTERPRISE EDITION 데이터베이스를 STANDARD EDITION으로 변경하는 법
====================================================
PURPOSE
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