When you download the RB 2.0 or RB 3.0 from the Microsoft Download center and then install it, you will be prompted to read and accepta a EULA. This EULA clearly states that you need to use RB in conjunction with specific licenses of SQL Server.It does not mean that you need to license each user machine - it means that you must have appropriate licenses in place. Chick corea songs. SQL Server in general is licensed in two ways:1) CAL - each user must have a client access license.

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Lightweight Report Viewer. There is a small read-only utility Reportizer Viewer, which can be used on the end user side. It can open and print reports created in Reportizer, either from GUI or command line. Flexible Storing Report Collections. The reports can be stored either in files or in database tables.

1. Lightweight Report Viewer. There is a small read-only utility Reportizer Viewer, which can be used on the end user side. It can open and print reports created in Reportizer, either from GUI or command line. Flexible Storing Report Collections. The reports can be stored either in files or in database tables.
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You pay a smaller upfront fee for the server and then you add users at a cost per user2) Per CPU - each server is licensed to handle arbitrary numbers of users to the capacity that can be handled by the number of licensed CPUs on the computer.Either way, you do need to have purchased and licenses SQL Server. Once you have done this, and the edition of that SQL Server matches those described in the RB EULA, then you should be pretty much good to go.Hope this helps,-LukaszGot a bug or feature request? Tell me about it at This posting is provided 'AS IS' with no warranties, and confers no rights. When you download the RB 2.0 or RB 3.0 from the Microsoft Download center and then install it, you will be prompted to read and accepta a EULA. This EULA clearly states that you need to use RB in conjunction with specific licenses of SQL Server.It does not mean that you need to license each user machine - it means that you must have appropriate licenses in place. SQL Server in general is licensed in two ways:1) CAL - each user must have a client access license.

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You pay a smaller upfront fee for the server and then you add users at a cost per user2) Per CPU - each server is licensed to handle arbitrary numbers of users to the capacity that can be handled by the number of licensed CPUs on the computer.Either way, you do need to have purchased and licenses SQL Server. Once you have done this, and the edition of that SQL Server matches those described in the RB EULA, then you should be pretty much good to go.Hope this helps,-LukaszGot a bug or feature request? Tell me about it at This posting is provided 'AS IS' with no warranties, and confers no rights.