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Facilitate transfer of data between Microsoft Office System files and non-Microsoft Office applications. Microsoft Access Runtime bit Free. In this question, since a 'full' version is being targeted for production then developer edition should be a good match, just be careful of enterprise features if you will deploy against Standard. It depends on what you are doing. In general, I would say it is fine. If you can get a copy of Developer, I would recommend that route, but a great majority of your work can be done in Express.
Express has basic Reporting, with Advanced Services. If you go beyond the basic Reporting in the product, you will have to move up.
YOu also have Service Broker. If you need either of these features, you have to go to Developer. Personally, I think your development environment should look like as much as you can to your production environment. SQL Server Express edition has many limitations like size of database, supports only one processor, etc. It is the 'lite' version of SQL Server. Be aware that if the success of your backend database relies on the use of enterprise features for development, and you want the same features on production, this will require enterprise license.
Store and support business data—structured or unstructured and with native support for relational data, XML, and spatial data—plus, increase temporal data granularity with date and time data types. Create small databases in basic desktop applications or tools using SQL Server Express LocalDB—a lightweight deployment option that has fewer prerequisites and runs in-process with applications and not as a service.
Easily scale your applications across SQL Server editions as you grow—without having to change application code due to the common programming surface enabled by SQL Server Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.
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