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SQLEXPRESS: Suitability for Production Websites for Read Mostly Data

Has anybody used a local instance of SQLEXPRESS on a web server for serving up read only/mostly content? It seems a read-only database with no referential integrity, denormalized tables, indexes galore, etc. could perform well. Is this a completely horrible idea? And if so, why?

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Hi, Very similar question already in SO here

check the comparison features here

Quick answer is: no real issue.

Ric Tokyo  2009-02-10 06:01:59

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