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[3.0] Trial licenses for RTC - what is the Developer limit?

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Anthony Kesterton (7.5k●7●180●136) | asked Dec 03 '10, 8:27 a.m.
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Hi

I am unclear if the RTC 3 trial licenses provide unlimited Developer or other CAL's during the 60 day trial, or if there is a limit of 10 Developers only.

I am aware that with a Derby database, we have a limit of 10 Developer CAL's.

Any ideas?

anthony

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Adrian Cho (821●33●22) | answered Dec 05 '10, 7:46 p.m.
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Developer trials are unlimited but the use of Derby always limits you to 10 for practical/performance reasons.
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Anthony Kesterton (7.5k●7●180●136) | answered Dec 06 '10, 3:16 a.m.
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Developer trials are unlimited but the use of Derby always limits you to 10 for practical/performance reasons.


Hi Adrian

Thanks for the confirmation - can you explain how to change the trial licenses so you have more than 10 developers (assuming we are not on Derby)? Also - do we permit unlimited Developers for Enterprise Systems in the trial too?

many thanks

anthony
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Adrian Cho (821●33●22) | answered Dec 07 '10, 12:49 a.m.
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Thanks for the confirmation - can you explain how to change the trial licenses so you have more than 10 developers (assuming we are not on Derby)? Also - do we permit unlimited Developers for Enterprise Systems in the trial too?


Anthony, there is nothing to do. The trial keys for Developer and Developer
for IBM Enterprise Platforms are "automatically" unlimited during the trial period as long as you are not using Derby. Developer for Workgroup is limited to 50.

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