- Add file header with usage instructions and Developer edition licence notice - Document all environment variables with inline comments - Reorganise MSSQL_PID edition list into Free / Development / Paid categories - Add .env.example with documented defaults for SA password and edition
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# Microsoft SQL Server 2025 — environment variables
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# Copy this file to .env and adjust values for your environment.
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# SA (system administrator) password.
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# Must be at least 8 characters and include uppercase, lowercase, digits,
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# and/or special characters.
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# The default is for local development only — always change for production.
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MSSQL_SA_PASSWORD='1q2w3e!Q@W#E'
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# Product edition (default: EnterpriseDeveloper).
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# IMPORTANT: Developer editions are for local development and testing only.
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# They may NOT be used in production environments.
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# Free:
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# Evaluation — full feature set, production use allowed, 180-day limit
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# Express — production use allowed, resource-limited (CPU/memory/size)
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# Development only (no production use rights):
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# EnterpriseDeveloper — default, full feature set
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# StandardDeveloper
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# Paid:
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# Standard
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# Enterprise — CPU core utilisation restricted to 20 physical / 40 hyperthreaded
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# Enterprise Core — CPU core utilisation up to operating system maximum
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MSSQL_PID=EnterpriseDeveloper
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