Live Communications Server 2005 Enterprise Edition uses a separate physical SQL 2000 server as its presence registrar, a core component of its presence and IM architecture. A separate physical SQL 2000 Server and license is required before attempting to install Live Communications Server 2005 Enterprise Edition. See the Live Communications Server planning and quick start guides on the Live Communications Server Deployment Center for more information.

Live Communications Server Standard Edition uses Microsoft Desktop Engine (MSDE) as its presence registrar database, a core component of its presence and IM architecture. The Microsoft Desktop Engine does not require a separate license and is shipped via the Live Communications Server CD. If you choose to use the optional Live Communications Server Archiving Services, then a separate physical SQL Server and license will be required.

Yes, enter your key and activate the enterprise features. Refer to the supported upgrade matrix for more details.

CRMnext Enterprise Edition includes an Enterprise Infrastructure on top of our Online Infrastructure. To deliver Enterprise Edition we developed a modular Enterprise Infrastructure that lies between our Online Infrastructure and our CRM Applications. The Enterprise Infrastructure provides advanced customization, integration, and administration functionality.

Please see the feature comparison matrix in the description pages for Standard and Enterprise Edition.

In the standard version, users are limited to submitting 5 different domains. This version is intended for a single user to promote their own web sites. The Enterprise edition is designed for users who wish to submit more than 5 domains or for users who wish to submit URLs for third parties. This version can be used as the basis of a submission service. The enterprise version has no restrictions on the number of domains that can be submitted.

If you need to process a large number of bookings or support more than 10 concurrent users you should licence another edition of SQL Server. If you already use SQL Server in your organisation then you should approach your IT Department and see if they would prefer you to use SQL Server. If neither of the above apply, then the Express edition will be an ideal starting point and you can always upgrade to SQL Server at a later stage.

The Standard Edition has a reduced rate. With the Standard Edition you may use the Designer as a developer, but you are not allowed to integrate it into your application and provide your end-users with it. In contrast you can integrate the Designer into most desktop applications with the Professional Edition.

The SQL Server stores your timetable databases. The CTTServer is the program that talks to the SQL Server. The client interfaces (Timetabler Client, Timetabler Administrator, Timetabler Web Server, etc) communicate with the CTTServer.

The major differences are: 1). Professional edition supports interactive touch tone response and voice message; and 2). Professional edition is capable of playing different messages for human pick up vs. answering machine; and 3). Professional edition can customize and personalize your telephone message using a built-in Message Designer; and 4). Professional edition supports call transfer to any phone like your cell phone.

Enterprise edition has a file monitoring feature. Enterprise edition can monitor file changes, such as: modify/add/rename/delete. Please note that Enterprise edition can hide in Task Manager of Windows 2000/NT/XP/2003. Professional edition can hide in Task Manager of Windows 95/98/me only.

With an Oracle database, it seems I can only store up to 4000 characters of text in fields (comments, issue description etc). When starting JIRA, I get an error "java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/atlassian/jira/issue/search/parameters/lucene/SingleFieldMultiValueLuceneParameter"

Oracle Standard is designed for single machine databases. Oracle Enterprise is designed for databases that span multiple machines, require off-site replication, or require the 10% performance increase that 64-bit software can provide over the 32-bit Standard Edition. For more information on Oracle Standard and Oracle Enterprise, visit the Oracle Corporation Database Web site.

Yes, you can connect to our SQL Server remotely using Enterprise Manager or any other SQL Server management utility.

Yes, if you need detailed instructions on configuring Enterprise Manager, please contact support@je2000.com To initially get your database up and running, you could send us a backup of your local SQL database and we could "restore" that into the database we setup for you. You could also use DTS or a bulk copy procedure.

SQL Server is Microsoft's flagship database system for enterprises. While it is extremely fast and reliable, it may be costly for small companies. Find out more at the SQL Server product page.

Server SQL modes define what SQL syntax MySQL should support and what kind of data validation checks it should perform. This makes it easier to use MySQL in different environments and to use MySQL together with other database servers. The MySQL Server apply these modes individually to different clients. For more information, see Section 5.2.6, "SQL Modes".