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AFAIK, the costs and editions will be the same as in SQL 2016 (i.e. Express, Web, Standard, Enterprise).
by antaviana 10y ago
AFAIK, the costs and editions will be the same as in SQL 2016 (i.e. Express, Web, Standard, Enterprise).
- greggyb 10y agoThis is correct. SQL Server licensing is not changed. The major benefit is being able to share a single infrastructural OS for application and DB - it is not uncommon to see Linux app environment and Windows DB environment in a lot of large organizations. The secondary benefit is removing the Windows OS licensing cost.