Type of License

[Michaelg]

Is there a way on ASE for Windows, to find out what licenses
have been installed?

Thanks
Mike

[Sherlock, Kevin]

Other than looking at your license file located in
%SYBASE%\%SYBASE_SYSAM%\licenses\license.dat

one way that comes to mind within ASE is:

select
license_enabled("ase_server" ) as "ase_server"
,license_enabled( "ase_ha" ) as "ase_ha"
,license_enabled( "ase_dtm" ) as "ase_dtm"
,license_enabled( "ase_java" ) as "ase_java"
,license_enabled( "ase_asm") as "ase_asm"

<Michaelg> wrote in message news:4432d848.4a...@sybase.com...

[Michaelg]

Is there a way to tell whether concurrent or per seat users
licenses are being used?

Thanks again
Mike

[Elliot]

From a command prompt on your windows server, execute the following, setting
your BIN path correctly and the location of license.data corrrectly.

F:\sybase\SYSAM-1_0\bin>lmutil lmdiag -c
f:\sybase\SYSAM-1_0\licenses\license.dat

<Michaelg> wrote in message news:4433d57c.638...@sybase.com...

[Mark K]

In ASE 12.x, which uses SySAM 1.0, there is no way since there is no license
which represents the model (concurrent user or network seat). In ASE 15,
which uses SySAM 2.0, there are ASE_CU and ASE_ST licenses for Concurrent
User and Network Seat, respectively. ASE 15 does not currently worry about
which model you are using. However, if you have generated the license at the
SPDC (Sybase Product Download Center), then you can report against it using
the SAMreport tool.

Mark Kusma
http://www.sybase.com/support/aboutsupport/otherservices

<Michaelg> wrote in message news:4433d57c.638...@sybase.com...