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SQL with STS

Asked By: Jagdish Bargi Date: Mar 03, 2010 Category: Sharepoint Views: 213

Do I need to install SQL Enterprise to run Sharepoint Team Services
or will standard edition do the job?

Tagged:sql with sts

6 Answers Found

Answer #1 Answered By: Alicia Scott Answered On: Mar 03, 2010

Are you talking about STS or WSS? WSS will work with either, I don't believe
STS needs/uses SQL.

Answer #2 Answered By: Mike Lamb Answered On: Mar 03, 2010

Team Services ? what did u install can you elaborate?

Answer #3 Answered By: Jose Scott Answered On: Mar 03, 2010

Is was the free download from microsoft, I've also heard it call windows
sharepoint services (maybe??)

Answer #4 Answered By: Taylor Clark Answered On: Mar 03, 2010

You need to figure out which one you are talking about. SharePoint Team
Services is a v1 product released circa 2001 and runs on Windows Server 2000.
Windows SharePoint Services is a v2 product which is an add-on to Windows Server
2003. The answer to your question is vastly different depending on which one
you have...

Answer #5 Answered By: Anthony Rutledge Answered On: Mar 03, 2010

In that case, it is Sharepoint Services (V2) on top of Windows 2003..

Answer #6 Answered By: Heena Nagori Answered On: Mar 03, 2010

You do not need the enterprise version, though it can be used. WSS will work
with any of the SQL Desktop Engine (included with WSS), SQL Server 200 Standard,
or SQL Server Enterprise. Using the desktop engine will limit your storage and
there is no search. Standard and enterprise editions are the same from WSS's
point of view.

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