What are the high-level differences between the SQL Anywhere Workgroup, Standard, and Advanced editions?
SQL Anywhere Workgroup Edition includes the same feature set as SQL Anywhere Base Edition but is restricted to using a maximum of 2 CPUs. It is available only on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X platforms.

SQL Anywhere Standard Edition includes all of the features of the Workgroup Edition in addition to the High Availability option and SQL Anywhere Monitor. SQL Anywhere Standard Edition is restricted to using a maximum of 4 CPUs, and is available on all supported platforms.

SQL Anywhere Advanced Edition includes all of the features of the Standard Edition in addition to Replication Agent, In-Memory Mode, and FIPS Security. SQL Anywhere Advanced Edition does not restrict the maximum number of CPUs, and is available on all supported platforms.