Re: Feature Matrix Question...
From: Roddy Pratt (roddy_at_rascular.spamspamspam.com)
Date: 11/20/04
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Date: Sat, 20 Nov 2004 20:08:08 -0000
"Wayne Niddery [TeamB]" <wniddery@chaffaci.on.ca> wrote in message
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>> In this scenario, have I - or my customer - broken the licensing
>> terms?
>
> No. Local vs. Remote applies to client/server databases such as Interbase
> or MSSQL that accept remote (TCP/IP) connections. Accessing your Paradox
> or DBase o Access files across the network is not a license issue. The
> license also does not stop you from buying 3rd party products that give
> you c/s functionality, for example you can buy Advantage server and access
> it, or buy DOA or MDAC components and access Oracle databases.
>
So the c/s restriction is purely related to the specific native db drivers
supplied with Delphi. If you're using (say) MySQL with MyODBC, you're fine
(I know, IANAL...) . I was worried that the restriction was in some way
'viral' - if you built an app with 'pro', subsequently reconfiguring an ODBC
driver to make it use a 'remote' database was illegal under the license.
- Roddy
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