Does SQL Server Enterprise Edition perform better than Standard edition?

Neil Pike

January 17, 2000

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A. Not if exactly the same hardware/setup is used. But the Enterprise edition supports > 4 processors, > 2GB memory and partitioning of OLAP cubes. So it allows you to throw more hardware at the problem.

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