Considering that SQL Server Express is free, why would you ever use any other database for a Windows based multi-user database-driven application?
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Considering that SQL Server Express is free, why would you ever use any other database for a Windows based multi-user database-driven application?
Because (not sure if all of these are still true, but they were at one time):
There are a lot of applications for which the above factors make SQL Server Express impractical.