Not only that, but there is no MS-SQL Server 97. There's 6.5, 7.0, and 2000. I'll just assume whoever first wrote it meant 7.0.
There's also MSDE (Sql Server Desktop Edition) which is free. Sure it doesn't support some of the enterprise features of it's bigger brothers, but all the stuff you would expect from vanilla MS-SQL Server is there, only in connection limited form.
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Not only that, but there is no MS-SQL Server 97. There's 6.5, 7.0, and 2000. I'll just assume whoever first wrote it meant 7.0. There's also MSDE (Sql Server Desktop Edition) which is free. Sure it doesn't support some of the enterprise features of it's bigger brothers, but all the stuff you would expect from vanilla MS-SQL Server is there, only in connection limited form.
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