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| Mike Marston 2005-05-23, 9:23 am |
| When viewing the results of the sa_eng_properies procedure the
"LicensesInUse" property does not seem to include users that are connected
via SharedMemory. Is this a known limitation or was it designed that way?
Has it been addressed in more recent releases?
Sybase 8.0.2
TIA Mike
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| Dmitri 2005-05-23, 11:23 am |
| Mike Marston wrote:
> When viewing the results of the sa_eng_properies procedure the
> "LicensesInUse" property does not seem to include users that are connected
> via SharedMemory. Is this a known limitation or was it designed that way?
I think everything works as expected: 'LicensesInUse' is described as
'Number of unique client network addresses connected'. And anyway, there
cannot be more than 1 user connecting via Shared Memory :).
Dmitri.
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| Mike Marston 2005-05-23, 11:23 am |
| Does this mean that my customers can exceed the number of licenses they
purchased by using the database server machine as a client? If they purchase
3 licenses, can they actually connect to the database from 4 separate
computers as long as one is the database server?
"Dmitri" <NOdimSPAM@mail15.com> wrote in message
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> Mike Marston wrote:
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> I think everything works as expected: 'LicensesInUse' is described as
> 'Number of unique client network addresses connected'. And anyway, there
> cannot be more than 1 user connecting via Shared Memory :).
>
> Dmitri.
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| Glenn Paulley 2005-05-23, 8:23 pm |
| "Mike Marston" <mikem@ksitech.com> wrote in
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> Does this mean that my customers can exceed the number of licenses
> they purchased by using the database server machine as a client? If
> they purchase 3 licenses, can they actually connect to the database
> from 4 separate computers as long as one is the database server?
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> "Dmitri" <NOdimSPAM@mail15.com> wrote in message
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Yes.
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