SQL Client && Licensing

Jul 23, 2005

Greetings All, does anyone know if there are licencing considerations
involved if I just want to install MSSQL clients and tools? I need to
connect to a MSSQL database server out on the network and I want to
used Enterprise Manager, however my boss says that you may need to pay
for licensing? Can anyone shed any light on this?

Regards, TFD.

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