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So, does that mean the Server version, for Linux, available on Borland's Website
for $50 includes a single client license?  Or do you have to purchase one or more
licenses separately?

Thanks,
John

"Craig Stuntz (TeamB)" wrote:

> Bill wrote:
> >
> > I'm all confused here.  I was assuming that Interbase was now free.  Now, I
> > look on the web site, and I see server licenses and what have ya for sale.
>
>         There are several editions.  The Open Edition is free.  The others are
> for sale.  Pick the one you like.
>
> > I'm looking into using Interbase on our web server to be used by Web
> > Applications.  What product do I need to get, and do I have to purchase
> > this?
>
>         You need either the Open Edition (free, not certified, unlimited users,
> no ODBC/JDBC), Desktop Edition (cheap, certified, local connections
> only, no ODBC/JDBC), or Server Edition (pricier, certified, buy as many
> licenses as you need, includes ODBC, JDBC, and replication).
>
> > Also, if I would decide to use Interbase for Desktop applications, what will
> > I need for that?
>
>         Either Open Edition or Desktop Edition.
>
>         I don't see the Open Edition download yet.  It is supposed to be
> available from SourceForge when it's ready.
>
>         HTH,
>
>         -Craig
>
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