Discussion:
DBLic, how to show number of licensed users?
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Mike Niemann
2005-11-21 13:37:23 UTC
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All,

On-line help claims that...

a.. Viewing current license information The dblic utility now accepts an
argument that allows you to view current license information for a server
executable without starting the server.

For more information, see The License utility.

So I go to the appropriate page, and...

Syntax
dblic { options } executable-name user-name company-name

Option Description
-l type License type. Allowed values are perseat or concurrent
-o filename Log output messages to a file
-p operating-system Target operating system. Allowed values are
NetWare, UNIX, WIN32, WINNT
-q Operate quietly-do not print messages
-u license-number Total number of users for license
Executable-name The executable to be licensed, with path relative to
the current directory. Should be either an Adaptive Server Anywhere network
database server or a MobiLink synchronization server.


However, the syntax page does not mention any such option... and everything
I've tried doesn't work. Can anyone provide some guidance?

Regards, Mike Niemann
Chris Keating(iAnywhere Solutions)
2005-11-21 13:48:03 UTC
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Simply running dblic <path>\dbsrv9.exe will provide the license information.
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Dmitri
2005-11-21 13:49:28 UTC
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Post by Mike Niemann
However, the syntax page does not mention any such option... and everything
I've tried doesn't work. Can anyone provide some guidance?
dblic dbsrv9.exe

Adaptive Server Anywhere Server Licensing Utility Version 9.0.2.3182
License read successfully.
Licensed nodes: ***
User: ***
Company: ***

Dmitri.
Mike Niemann
2005-11-21 15:37:12 UTC
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Dmitri,

Thanks, works like a charm. [It seems there was a pathing issue, so I was
probably running a ASA 6 DBLic...].

Regards, Mike Niemann
Post by Dmitri
Post by Mike Niemann
However, the syntax page does not mention any such option... and everything
I've tried doesn't work. Can anyone provide some guidance?
dblic dbsrv9.exe
Adaptive Server Anywhere Server Licensing Utility Version 9.0.2.3182
License read successfully.
Licensed nodes: ***
User: ***
Company: ***
Dmitri.
Dmitri
2005-11-22 07:27:38 UTC
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Post by Mike Niemann
[It seems there was a pathing issue, so I was
probably running a ASA 6 DBLic...].
Maybe - a brief search indicates that this capability has been added in
ASA7.

Dmitri.

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