MSSQL Version

I have currently Standard Edition of MSSQL installed on my various servers. These servers are interacting with my one central server which also has Standard Edition of MSSQL.
Please let me know if I change my central server Standard Edition of MSSQL to Enterprise Edition and keep the other server with the Standard Edition, will this effect the working ?
Also please confirm, what are the changes in terms of query syntax or database setting that I will have to change for this change of version.i would not imagine there'd be any change required in your sql code as it remains fairly standard.

if you change the central server to enterprise edition you will obviously have to do some reconfigurations, but that's a given when installing something new, but i wouldn't imagine anything too drastic.

should connect and run well, good luck|||You can run a mix of Developer, Personal, Standard, and Enterprise versions of SQL Server with no problem. The Transact-SQL syntax is exactly the same on all of them, although there may be some SQL features that only exist on certain versions. As an example, clustering is only available to the Enterprise version, so you can't use clustering features in the Standard version, although the syntax would be the same if you could.

-PatP|||Thanks a lot !