Step 5: Why am I filling out a form with my name and email address? No I don’t want any marketing emails from Microsoft or Microsoft’s partners. Step 4: Wait, I have to log in to download this? I get another chance to read about all the different versions of SQL Express in case I’ve changed my mind from a second ago. Step 3: This is definitely not the download page but there’s a green button so I must be on the right track. They’re not having any of this standing desk business. The two guys at the front of the office seems to be enjoying their Aeron chairs. Every single one of the five buttons all link to the same URL. Step 2: Good to see there are now explanations for each of the download versions, but the “download” button turns out to be a con. The hip developer guy not using his ergonomic Aeron chair instead opting for a standing desk certainly looks like he’s enjoying his SQL Server. Step 1: I guess I want to “evaluate” SQL Server 2014 Express. But this year, with SQL Server 2014, they have done their best work yet. In previous years, the team has employed the confusing file-name strategy.

The other is to make said-software difficult to download.

One of them is to create an industry-leading, high-performance, scalable and resilient database software.

The Microsoft SQL Server team has many goals.

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