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ArcGIS Server Standard vs. Advanced	Brandon Copeland	Aug 24, 2009
Re: ArcGIS Server Standard vs. Advanced	Tony Contreras	Aug 24, 2009
Re: ArcGIS Server Standard vs. Advanced	Brandon Copeland	Aug 25, 2009
Problem with my Key license	V? Tr??ng Giang	Mar 15, 2010
Re: Problem with my Key license	Derek Law	Mar 15, 2010

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Subject	ArcGIS Server Standard vs. Advanced
Author	Brandon Copeland
Date	Aug 24, 2009
Message	Can anyone shed some light on the differences in these levels of ArcGIS Server? I have seen the functionality matrix at http://www.esri.com/software/arcgis/arcgisserver/key_features.html, but this doesn't really help me much as a developer. This link suggests the only differences between the 2 are the additional extensions (3D Analyst, Geostatistical Analyst, Network Analyst, and Spatial Analyst) and the mobile sdk. Is there a difference in libraries installed. For example, with Advanced, all fine grained ArcObjects libraries accessible, with Standard, only ADF libraries? Is the the correct way to compare them? How do I know, as I developer, I am building an application that will run with a Standard license? Are there any differences in the geoprocessing tools allow between levels? In addition, what is the best practice when developing application targeted for ArcGIS Server Standard installation when working with an EDN license? I don't see separate installation disks. Do I install this one installation and switch licenses as needed using the post install?
	Thanks, Brandon

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Subject	Re: ArcGIS Server Standard vs. Advanced
Author	Tony Contreras
Date	Aug 24, 2009
Message	All the same libraries should be installed with ArcGIS Server, the license level registered with server will determine what libraries or functionality you have access to. The standard and advanced editions should have no differences from a development standpoint. It is probably worth speaking to an account or sales rep at your regional office. This document might be equally as cryptic, but has more info. ArcGIS Server Functionality Matrix: http://www.esri.com/library/brochures/pdfs/arcgis-server-functionality-matrix.pdf
	Tony C.

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Subject	Re: ArcGIS Server Standard vs. Advanced
Author	Brandon Copeland
Date	Aug 25, 2009
Message	Thanks Tony. That matrix actually helps quite a bit. Its becoming a little clearer. I am speaking to our account rep as you suggested, but I thought I would give it a shot here as well. This in combination with my rep covers everything I was looking for. Basic answers I was looking for are... All assemblies (excluding some extensions) are installed and available with both licenses. This includes fine-grained ArcObjects. Geoprocessing tools are different. Standard allows ArcView level tools. Advanced includes all. Since installation is the same, a developer can work with both by just switching to the license desired.
	Thanks, Brandon

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Subject	Problem with my Key license
Author	V? Tr??ng Giang
Date	Mar 15, 2010
Message	Hi everyone! My company has got ArcGIS Server 9.3 Standard key. We installed but when we use ArcGIs Server Manager to publish resources we got Error. Can not publish resources because Mapservice is not supported with ArcGis Server Basic Editor ( I'm sure our key is Standard) Plz help us! My email: vtg1985@gmail.com Can anyone send mail to me how to fix our problem p/s : my English not well, try to understand me.

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Subject	Re: Problem with my Key license
Author	Derek Law
Date	Mar 15, 2010
Message	Hi Giang, Please contact your local ESRI account manager/distributor to verify that you have the correct ArcGIS Server license file. Hope this helps, Derek Law ESRI