This is the step by step obtained in the document "SQL Server on Linux Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)”:
When you run mssql-conf setup you are presented with the following options:
Choose an Edition of SQL Server:
- Evaluation (free, no Production use Rights, 180-day limit)
- Developer (free, no Production use Rights)
- Express (free)
- Web (PAID)
- Standard (PAID)
- Enterprise (PAID)
- Enterprise Core (PAID)
- I bought a License through a Retail Sales Channel and have a product key to enter.
If you have obtained your License through volume Licensing as part of an Enterprise Agreement or through your MSDN Subscription, you need to select options 4 through 7. This step does not Ask you to enter the License, but you must have Previously Purchased the appropriate License for your Configuration. If you have Purchased Standard Edition through a Retail Channel, select option 8. This option does prompt you to enter a key.
The general instructions for installing SQL Server in GNU/Linux distribution are in the document "Installation Guidance for SQL Server on Linux”.
But if I have the installation made from
5. Standard (PAID)
and then executemssql-conf setup
will I not have duplicate installation?mssql-conf setup
– godoy.alexandre