How much is the SQL Server?

I did I search on google.com for a price but no luck on it.
Thanks in advance,
DonA full blown developer enterprise edition is a mere $49.00.

Production licences are by seat or by cpu...in ether case it's in the thousands...

what was it last...15k per cpu?|||MSDE is free|||The price of SQL Server depends on what you want to use it for, and how far behind your Microsoft representative is on his boat payments.

MSDE is free, but it comes with a few limitations (like no database over 2Gb). The Developer Edition is cheap, but only allows a few connections to it. If you want to run your 15Gb data warehouse serving 200 people, then you will probably want to spend a little more money on features. Here is a page with numbers on it:

http://www.microsoft.com/sql/howtobuy/default.asp|||What is the difference between "Server plus device CALs" and "Server plus user CALs"? I have read it a couple of times and still haven't grasp the idea of what each of it suppose to do. btw, thanks for the help. I really apprecticated.|||Here what I'm suppose to be doing. Setting up a SQL server at my work place. There are 8 facilities that has a program we install on the client computers. The client computer will send the data to the SQL Server onces they are done with whatever they are doing on the software on the client side.

In that case, would I just need "Licensing Model: Processor License"? if so, what is the difference between enterprise edition and standard edition?|||anyone have an answer for this?|||Use the CAL licensing model for eight users
The break-even point on processoer licensing is around 75 users, meaning that per-processor licensing is cheaper than CAL licensing when you have over 75 users per CPU. This is assuming Standard Edition.

If this application is not internally developed and being sold by a vendor, the vendor can also sell you a ISV license for SQL Server that will be cheaper.

Standard Edition CAL licensing (retail price) = $1,489 with 5 CAL's
Standard Edition Processor license (retail) = $4,999

How I can make trigger to Add Row 4 to my data base?

Hi

I need help about this problem

I have a data grid view like this:

Index

Code(releted to other table)

Name

Price +

Price _

1

1

BMW X5

1000000 $

2

1

BMW X3

500000 $

3

1

BMW Z3

250000 $

4

1

SUM

1750000 $

Row 4 must add by code automatically.
How? I must Use trigger or . . .?

my user may want to edit the data (some row OR price) I have a Problem.

How I can make a Code for Make SUM add row 4 and Delete this row when it loaded to edit? (Select and delete)

Or I can do some thing better than delete the row and write it again?

This doesn't seem like a SQL Server problem. If you do not want to persist the results in the backend you should do it in the client-side and add the extra row to the DataGrid from code. You should post this question in the Visual Studio or .NET Framework newsgroups.