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This is not true. You license the existing CPUs. However, Standard Edition can not run on a box (or shouldn't be installed on a box) that is capable of having more than 4 cpus. I don't recall the limitations of SE One off the top of my head.
>>> gmei_at_incyte.com 02/26/04 01:04PM >>>
Hi:
I got this email from our sysadmin today. Is this true?
Guang
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