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    How do you find out how many SQL CALs are on a SQL Server ?

    Just wondering...

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    What does CAL stand for Jamie?

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    Just check the label on the box. Most SQL Servers have about 2000 calories.

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    Originally posted by Bonker Gudd
    What does CAL stand for Jamie?
    Client Access License.
    The maximum number of users that are allowed access a server.
    The number of CALs is written on the box when you buy SQL, but if you have lost the box, or got it installed OEM, or bought a license agreement with Microsoft for CALs, I'm not sure how to find out how many you have.

    One of my customers has just asked me ...

    Uhn. I'll just ring one of our SQL MCPs
    Last edited by plenderj; Jul 3rd, 2002 at 03:56 AM.

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    *retracts statement about calories*

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    Re: How do you find out how many SQL CALs are on a SQL Server ?

    how bout the CAL for exchange server?

    5 CAL means 5 end user can check mail at the same time only?

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    Re: How do you find out how many SQL CALs are on a SQL Server ?

    It means it's a special edition made for Weight Watchers.

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