Licensing question

Brian Donahue

Hi Samuel,

Thanks for your post. The SQL Toolkit licence is per-developer, so you
do not need to licence each individual program that you compile with the Red
Gate assemblies referenced. The licence from the development machine is
'embedded' in each application that you compile so that they do not require
activation or any such thing on their own.

There is a legal requirement, however, that if you plan on distributing
over 100 copies of any Toolkit programs that you please contact Red Gate.

Regards,

Brian Donahue
Red Gate Technical Support


"Samuel" <s.bernard@onventis.de.nospam> wrote in message
news:FDo9pTehEHA.2700@server53...
> Hello,
>
> We bought a SQL Tools license. I have now two questions about it.
>
> 1. We installed it of a development station und created an application.
> Now we have to migrate it on a server for internal use. This application
is
> in charge of the migration of database servers.
> Do we have to buy an licence for the server ?
>
> 2. To test it I copied all files from the bin folder and started it with a
> free trial license.
> I became directly an exception error when I run it from my computer with
> Windows Explorer: "An exception ocurred System.Security.SecurityException
is
> in SQLMigration.exe" (from german translated) but It runs well when I'm
> logged on the server.
> After that I tried to run the application on the development station
(where
> the SQL Tools license is installed) from an another development station (I
> logged myself with the same login on both computers).
> Same exception.
> Do you have any idea ?
>
>
> Best Regards,
> Samuel Bernard
>
>