This is not the case anymore, you don't have a restriction of 2 users.

We have had this same question. And after checking with some Microsoft licensing expert, we had the following answer: Confirmed with Microsoft, no additional license required for the business end...

I have made some modification to your script. To bad but the environment I am in is using database names with spaces in it. This is the reason I had...

Im am using a SQL Script in SQL Server agent, so I am using the extended stored procedures