What Version Of SQL Can I Install For XP Where I Can Use The Enterprise Manager???

Jan 9, 2006

Hello Everybody,

 

I would like to know which version of sql server I could install locally in my personal laptop where i can create new databases and use the enterprise manager???

 

Thanks for suggestions,

 

Ed.

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