Re: ORACLE License - Reg

On Wed, 11 Sep 1996 20:26:59 +0800, ctkumar <ctkumar_at_pacific.net.sg> wrote:

>Hi there,
>
>My company is an Internet Service Provider. We are planning to implement
>ORACLE Database applications for Registartion and Customer Service
>department. This application will be developed by our in-house project
>team. The applications will be implemented in two servers.
>
>
>The goal of this project is to make the Internet/Public peoples to
>register with us on-line using internet browser or setup disk. This
>applications will be used by the Back-End office also. This
>project should also provide informations to internet users on
>
>1) Number of hours they have used the internet connection
>2) Statement of Account
>3) Changing their Login ID
>4) Changing their User Name
>5) Some more.....
>
>Hence we are planning to buy the following products from ORACLE
>
>Database Server 7.3
>Developer/2000
>Programmer/2000
>WebServer 2.1
>Oracle Receivables
>Oracle Payables
>Oracle General Ledger
>
>But we are not clear on the License Requirement (like Deployment
>License, Developer License, Webserver Interface License etc.,) for each
>product. So Is there anybody who can give us requirement of licenses for
>above products. You can also mention about the products to needed to
>reach the goal if I have missed some product.
>
>Please E-mail to ctkumar_at_pacific.net.sg
>
>--
>Kumar Chidambaram [ Pacific Internet Pte Ltd
>Database System Analyst 89 Science Park Drive #04-09/12
> The Rutherford, Singapore 118261
> Tel : (65) 771 0860
> Fax : (65) 773 6812 ]

Oracle License agreements vary from customer to customer. I really suggest that you contact your Oracle Sales Rep for this information. What I could tell you about "our" license agreements probably will not apply to you anyway and would just serve to create more confusion.

As far as the choice of products is concerned you seem to have all the bases covered. Webserver 1.0 (or higher) is included in the default installation of 7.3 whether you want it or not. You may want to consider Designer/2000 to assist your database design efforts.

Jim Joslin Received on Fri Sep 13 1996 - 00:00:00 CEST