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SQL Server Vs SharePoint for building Power Apps standalone
We want to start a new project for audit management:- 1) the system contain these main entities and the relation between them:- - Project - TaskList. One Project can have many TaskList. and one Ta...
As mentioned above M365 Business Premium is a M365 Plan which include the base Power Platform Licence, so basically you need to stay within the M365 tenant (SQL/Dataverse are not classed as within the Tenant).
Power Apps licence to utilise SQL or Dataverse which are proper databases (as compared to SharePoint Lists which are not), you need to consider if the cost if worth it for the business. It can get very expensive as you can either licence Per User or Per App.
If you do go down the premium licence path, a whole new world of development functionality opens up, and Microsoft pitches this for enterprises, against other comparison products which are also very expensive.
If you stick with SharePoint lists research it's limitations, it's not a database, but you can certainly build great line of business applications with it
Happy SharePointing!!
Agreed with Warwick. It sounds like you don't have much choices other than SharePoint, without making it a costly licensing exercise.
