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Old May 25th, 2013, 01:05 PM
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I am assuming that if you deploy this application (or an web application like it) and make it forward facing to the public, that if you have anywhere from 50 concurrent users to 50,000 concurrent users at a given time that SQL Express will not be able to handle that kind of user load. You would have to use the commercial version of SQL Server would you not?
 
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I don't think SQL Express has a "resource governor" anymore that limits the number of users. It does limit things like CPU and database size though. I would recommend searching Google for the exact details.

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