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Basically means that a concurrent user license can be used by different people but one at a time, and named user can only be used by one person but in any machines one at a time.

Named licenses give an exact number of registered users the right to use a resource, e.g. a software or platform. This means that only a predefined number of selected users may access the resource.

The named license limits the use of the software to one named person. A floating license allows for the shared use of the software by several people, but is limited to the number of users at any given moment.

A named user is any person who may use the application at any time. If you have 100 people in your organization and they all need access to the software ? even though not at the same time ? then you need 100 named users. CONCURRENT users only count the total number of users who are CONNECTED at the same time.

A concurrent software license is a type of license that is based on the maximum number of users who will use it simultaneously. For example, if a company purchases 5 concurrent licenses, that means that up to 5 of their employees can use the software at any given time.

With a Named User license, a user can sign in with ArcGIS account credentials to ArcGIS Online or Portal for ArcGIS on any machine that has ArcGIS Pro installed. ArcGIS Pro will run at the level and with the extensions specified by the organization administrator.

Basically means that a concurrent user license can be used by different people but one at a time, and named user can only be used by one person but in any machines one at a time.

Collations in SQL Server provide sorting rules, case, and accent sensitivity properties for your data. Collations that are used with character data types, such as char and varchar, dictate the code page and corresponding characters that can be represented for that data type.

For any version of MySQL or MariaDB, use utf8mb4 with its default COLLATION .

According the SQL Server Books Online, the characters included in range searches depend on the sorting rules of the collation. Collation Latin1GeneralCSAS uses dictionary order so both upper and lower case characters of the specified range are included.