Posted by Erland Sommarskog on 11/04/05 10:25

angsql (angsql@gmail.com) writes:
> But this command doesn't tell if it is
> MSDN standard/enterprise version or retail standard/enterprise version.

Functionally, there is no difference as far as I know. I guess that in this
case you need to review what licenses you have acquired. I believe there
are also different levels of MSDN, of which some entitles you for use in
production and others are not. Or I am thinking of Technet here?

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