SQL Server requirements

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SQL Server requirements

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I wanted to gather the following information about the SQL server before doing the information.
1)Are all versions of SQL server 2019 compatible with Decisions?
2)What is the Default Port used for the Application?
3)Does the SQL server Instance name need to be default?
4)Do I need to user SQL Server Standard or Enterprise?
5)What is the Default SQL server port needed?
6)What server type is needed for the Repository server and what is the function of the repository?
7)what is the difference between ADVANCED SPECIFICATIONS and BASE?

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[font=Roboto]1)Are all versions of SQL server 2019 compatible with Decisions?[/font]
-All versions of SQL server 2019 are compatible.
[font=Roboto]2)What is the Default Port used for the Application?[/font]
-By default Decisions uses port 80. However, Decisions can be installed on alternate ports.
Additional information can be found in the following documentation: https://documentation.decisions.com/docs/installing-decisions-alternate-port

[font=Roboto]3)Does the SQL server Instance name need to be default?[/font]
-It does not need to be the default name. You can use named instances
[font=Roboto]4)Do I need to user SQL Server Standard or Enterprise?[/font]
-You can run all versions of SQL including Express
[font=Roboto]5)What is the Default SQL server port needed?[/font]
-[font=Roboto]The default port of 1433[/font]
[font=Roboto]6)What server type is needed for the Repository server and what is the function of the repository?[/font]
-Repository server will need to be a SQL server. The Designer Repository is a special type of Decisions server used for storing project resources and version control. Its job is to help in storing Projects and to promote changes between environments. Unlike a traditional Decisions server, a Repository is not used for developing or running applications.
Additional information can be found in the following documentation: https://documentation.decisions.com/docs/repository-overview

[font=Roboto]7)When should ADVANCED SPECIFICATIONS be used ?[/font]
[font=Roboto]-T[/font]he advance specification should be considered for the following: Data-heavy environments, Solutions involving multi-tenancy, Organizations with long procurement/change request cycles.