You should have a CSI number which you could view as a license. I think it
is on the invoice. Oracle doesn't have a key as such. There is nothing in
the software (except legal agreement) that prevents you from installing on a
number of servers. 8.1.6 is quite old. I hope you didn't buy it recently.
You can get an upgrade from Oracle.
Jim
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"Glyn" <fabricate_at_shaw.ca> wrote in message
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> Please help if possible. We have a license for Oracle 8.1.6, or so it
> seems. We have a receipt that says we paid for it, we have support
> which we paid for, but I cannot find anything tangible that says
> either this diskette, piece of paper or dongle is the license key. I
> don't need it for an installation as our DB is running fine. I just
> need to log the number or take a copy of the license sheet, or
> whatever it is.
>
> Please can someone help me by telling me what to look for. As you can
> guess I am the Sys Admin and I am trying to cross reference and log
> software. Our DBA is on vacation for three weeks and there is no
> record of what I am to look for.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Glyn
Received on Thu Jun 12 2003 - 08:55:32 CDT
