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There is no main page content for SQL 2008 pre-R2, even though that version is still supported and is a more recent version than SQL 2005.

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I doubt anyone will get free upgrades to Enterprise Edition, but this is definitely something Id raise if I was negotiating a company-wide licensing agreement.

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If the marketing materials say OS Maximum and the software you sold me doesnt support that, then give me something that will.

SQL Server will only use 64GB but you should still leave some for the operating system, file copies, backup agents, etc.

I tend to use 96GB of memory (just because its a roundish number).

I also asked this question over on Glenn Barrys blog and he replied that the 64GB limit is per instance, not server.

Im going to be running multiple SQL instances on a Windows cluster and I wanted to know if the total memory allocated to all of the instances could be over 64GB.

We could go Enterprise, but that would cost more than the sever hardware itself.

If you install Standard, and you are using ServerCAL licensing, then you pay the per server license for Standard.

I am double-checking with MS, but it appears so far that this will be fine and is a correct interpretation.

If you install two instances of Microsoft SQL Standard, they are limited to 64GB and 16 cores.

It is not clear from Microsoft documentation as to how the limit of 16 cores is being handled and which cores it would choose when you have 32 cores on a server.

So the question is more of a technical question as to whether there is any potential technical issue with this configuration 2 SQL standard instances on a 32-core server.

I set up a cluster recently with 4 instances of SQL 2012 Standard; the memory allocation can be left as default, which implies theres no limit, but the best way, I would suggest, is to hard allocate each instance an amount of RAM to prevent swapping of memory between instances; that could slow performance (ie if one grabs all of the RAM because its being thrashed, then another needs some more, itll struggle to get it back even if the one which grabbed it is now quiet).

For the processor affinity, again, default is to use all how that actually pans out with 16 cores I dont know.

To completely avoid any possible repurcussions, though, you can simply set the affinity so that each instance has a defined (and ideally different) list to use.

I am contacting our Web Site Manager to get the page corrected as soon as possible.

Is it the last chance to go for the cheap Standard Edition and spend the difference on lawyers.

Obviously even the text of that page still says SQL Server 2008 not SQL Server 2008 R2.

That and they dont mention the new Datacenter, and PDW versions.).

SQL 2008 R2 Standard Edition now shows as 64 GB maximum memory.

SQL 2008 R2 Enterprise Edition now shows as 2 TB maximum memory, but still shows OS maximum for CPU instead of 8 CPU (sockets) in response to one of the other comments to this post.

Instead, you find a link to SQL 2005 only (further suggesting that the SQL 2008 pre-R2 marketing site content was updated in place to SQL 2008 R2).

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