1. Sql Developer Licensing Faq
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Sql Developer Licensing Faq

OptionDescription@ dataReads in options from the specified environment variable or configuration file. See.If you want to protect passwords or other information in the configuration file, you can use the File Hiding utility to obfuscatethe contents of the configuration file. See.-k registration-keySpecifies a SQL Anywhere license key. You can use this option to change your database server's edition.

For example, if youhave the developer edition and want to change to the workgroup edition, you can specify the workgroup edition registrationkey that you receive from iAnywhere Solutions.-l typeSpecifies the license type that matches the licensing model described in your software license agreement. The following licensetypes are supported.PerseatA perseat license restricts the number of client connections to the database server. With perseat licensing, thenetwork database server uses all CPUs available on the computer unless the network database server is limited by the -gt optionor by the edition you are running.

The personal server is limited to one CPU.ProcessorA processor license restricts the number of separate physical processors that can be used by the database server.The number of CPUs that can be used by the database server may be further limited by the -gt option or by the SQL Anywhereedition you are running. The personal database server is limited to one CPU.For this license type, the database server treats each physical processor as a CPU and does not treat a dual core or hyperthreadedprocessor as multiple processors. When you have a processor license, there are no restrictions on the number of client connectionsto the database server.-o filenameWrites output messages to the named file.-qRuns in quiet mode—messages are not displayed.-u license-numberSpecifies the total number of users or processors for the license. If you are adding extra licenses, this is the total, not the number of additional licenses.license-fileSpecifies the path and file name of the server executable or license file for the personal database server, network databaseserver, or MobiLink server you are licensing.You can view the current license information for a server executable by entering only the license file name.user-nameSpecifies the user name for the license.

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This name appears in the database server messages window on startup. If there arespaces in the name, enclose it in double quotes.company-nameSpecifies the company name for the license. This name appears in the database server messages window on startup. If thereare spaces in the name, enclose it in double quotes. The Server Licensing utility adds licensed users or licensed processors to your SQL Anywhere database server or MobiLink server.You must use this utility only in accordance with your license agreement to license the number of users or processors to whichyou are entitled. Running this command does not grant you license. The number of CPUs that the database server can use mayalso be affected by your SQL Anywhere edition or the -gt server option.

See:.This utility also modifies the user and company names displayed at startup by the personal or network database servers, andthe MobiLink server.You can also use this utility to view the current license information for a personal or network database server by enteringonly the license file name.Licensing information is stored in a.lic file in the same directory as the server executable. The server looks for a.lic file that has the same base file name as the executable that is being run. For example, if the database server executablewas named myserver.exe, then the server looks for a license file named myserver.lic.

By default, the following names are used. ExecutableLicense file nameSQL Anywhere personal database server (dbeng12)dbeng12.licSQL Anywhere network database server (dbsrv12)dbsrv12.licMobiLink server (mlsrv12)mlsrv12.licWhen you attempt to start a server, if the corresponding. Lic file is not available, then the server does not start. The license file is created by the SQL Anywhere installation program.The dblic utility only modifies existing licenses; it does not create new license files.Exit codes are 0 (success) or non-zero (failure).

See.On Unix, the database server executable is not writable by default, so using the Server Licensing (dblic) utility fails. Makesure the executable is writable (for example, using chmod +w) before you use the Server Licensing utility.Cached connections count toward per seat licensing.For more information about SQL Anywhere licensing, see. The following command, executed in the same directory as the database server executable, applies a license for 50 users, inthe name of Sys Admin, for company My Co, to a Microsoft Windows network database server. The command must be entered allon one line:dblic -l perseat -u 50 'c:Program FilesSQL Anywhere 12Bin32dbsrv12.lic' 'Sys Admin' 'My Co'The following messages appear on the screen to indicate the success of the license:SQL Anywhere Server Licensing Utility Version 12.0.0.2413License applied successfully.Advanced EditionAdd-on: High AvailabilityAdd-on: In-Memory modeAdd-on: Scale-out NodesLicensed nodes: 50User: Sys AdminCompany: My CoInstall key:The following command returns information about the license for a database server:dblic 'c:Program FilesSQL Anywhere 12Bin32dbsrv12.lic'.