VCS2010_08_04 – Understanding the Differences Between SQL Server Express and Compact Editions
The Visual Studio Express Editions allow you to create and manage two types of databases — a Local and a Service database — to add to your project. This video discusses the differences between those two options, which ultimately are using SQL Server 2008 Compact Edition and SQL Server 2008 Express Edition, respectively. We’ll examine scenarios where each one fits nicely and look at some crossover situations which are really a judgment call on the part of the developer. We compare storage, access, security, programmability and more and end with some guidelines when to use each type of database in your applications.
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