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| | Licensing question Folks, I am having some problem identifying which license I need for my project and I am desperately searching for three things: 1- a matrix comparison of feature available in the different version of Visual Studio 2008 and team edition? 2- the requirements of the different product version and SQL server? (i.e. will the entity framework work with SQL server 2005?) 3- the necessity or not to have the team foundation server for a team of 5-10 person and the impact on the licensing Anything that can help me shape the licensing picture would be welcome; there ought to be some sort of Microsoft vendor somewhere and its whole job is to help me figure this out. Any pointer how to contact sales support would be great... Thanks Remi |
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| | Re: Licensing question "Rémi Blanchette" <remi.blanchette@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:83B92FC2-494A-4A91-9BEB-DBA35DED9696@xxxxxx Quote: > Folks, > I am having some problem identifying which license I need for my project > and > I am desperately searching for three things: > > 1- a matrix comparison of feature available in the different version of > Visual Studio 2008 and team edition? > 2- the requirements of the different product version and SQL server? (i.e. > will the entity framework work with SQL server 2005?) > 3- the necessity or not to have the team foundation server for a team of > 5-10 person and the impact on the licensing > > Anything that can help me shape the licensing picture would be welcome; > there ought to be some sort of Microsoft vendor somewhere and its whole > job > is to help me figure this out. Any pointer how to contact sales support > would be great... http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-gb/vsts.../cc149003.aspx We can probably help. Do I presume correctly that you want to use TFS, but you will have fewer than 6 people using it? If so then you should get an MSDN premium with a Team Edition subscription (e.g. Visual Studio Team System 2008 Development Edition with MSDN Premium) for each person. Each subscription comes with a TFS CAL, and if you have at least one team system subscription then you can use TFS workgroup edition for free which allows you to have up to 5 licenced users. I'm not sure what you mean about SQL Server licencing. If you get a Team Edition subscription for each developer then they will each have a SQL Server Developer Edition licence for writing apps against. |
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