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Home -> Community -> Usenet -> c.d.o.misc -> Re: Oracle licensing term "named user"
Mark (mark_at_umpuffa.com) wrote:
: If you now take your application (and assume you have the latest definition
: of a named user) you have to look at who could access the programs (via
: whatever Oracle user ID). That are all individuals who can access the web
: based maps. (potentially a large population).
: There I would advise to discuss migrating your licenses to a processor
: license (much simpler and you do not have all the long discussions with your
: sales rep on individuals)
$0.02
If a large number of people are looking at the data but not updating it, then can the oracle entirely. Maintain a small oracle system to maintain the data, but for reporting the data, replicate it to another system such as MySql which costs nothing. Received on Fri May 10 2002 - 13:17:04 CDT
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