Licensing Portability

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2 total messages Started by Steven Fitzgerald Sun, 28 Mar 2004 02:26

#20

Author: Steven Fitzgerald
Date: Sun, 28 Mar 2004 02:26

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I am trying out IBReplicator for the first time.  It looks like the
latest version is only available at IBPhoenix.com.  I also see the
license prices there are a bit different than at the Borland store and
via distribution.

Can I use a license (for IBReplicator IB 7.1) purchased from Borland
with the latest version from IBPhoenix?

Can I use a license purchased from IBPhoenix with the server delivered
by Borland?

If licenses are portable, any opinions on support related reasons to
purchase licenses from one source vs another?
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Re: Licensing Portability

#21

Author: Jeff Overcash (TeamB)
Date: Sun, 28 Mar 2004 03:11

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Steven Fitzgerald wrote:

> I am trying out IBReplicator for the first time.  It looks like the
> latest version is only available at IBPhoenix.com.  I also see the
> license prices there are a bit different than at the Borland store and
> via distribution.
> 
> Can I use a license (for IBReplicator IB 7.1) purchased from Borland
> with the latest version from IBPhoenix?
> 
> Can I use a license purchased from IBPhoenix with the server delivered
> by Borland?
> 

No, the latest version from IBPhoenix (1.5) does not respect licenses
bought from Borland and you will have to rebuy these licenses from them.

> If licenses are portable, any opinions on support related reasons to
> purchase licenses from one source vs another?
> --
> Steven_Fitzgerald@nonospam.telecominstitute.com
> Remove "nonospam." to reach me



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