SQL 2005 - Standard vs Enterprise

M

Mark Pfeifer

Are there any advantages for Enterprise over Standard for Project Server
2007 and Portfolio Server 2007? I know about the scalability and cpu
improvements, but anything for reporting or analysis?

TIA
Mark
 
B

Ben Howard

I think the only benefit of Enterprise is that there is builit in
functionality to make the Analysis Services functionality available over the
internet.
 
J

James Fraser

Are there any advantages for Enterprise over Standard for Project Server
2007 and Portfolio Server 2007? I know about the scalability and cpu
improvements, but anything for reporting or analysis?

TIA
Mark
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There is a feature in Reporting Services that might come into play if
you are planning on doing extensive custom report development in SQL
Server Reporting Services:
"Data Driven Report Delivery"
This feature allows a report subscription to be delivered to different
people depending on a data query. For example, only resource managers
who's resources haven't filled in >35 hours for the previous week
might get an email with a report on who is missing time. Very nice
feature for many reporting needs.

But in most cases, even the need for this feature won't justify the
increased cost of Enterprise version of SQL server.


James Fraser
 

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