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I installed SQL Anywhere years ago and forgot what type of license I am using, so how can I determine how my server or client is licensed. What type of license am I using? |
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You can use the DBLIC tool to check that, such as (here for the network server dbrsv12): Furthermore, there a a few server-level properties you can query in DBISQL, such as Thank you for the answer, however, to be more precise I am using the 60 days trial of SQL Anywhere, the problem is on a customer of mine. Thus, after typing "%SQLANY12%\bin64\dblic" "%SQLANY12%\bin64\dbsrv12.lic" , I am getting an error on the trial, should I try this on customer's computer? or should i do something else?
(08 Jun '15, 08:07)
barhoum99
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What is the error?
(08 Jun '15, 08:18)
Breck Carter
Could not execute statement. Syntax error near '%SQLANY12%\bin64\dblic' on line 1 SQLCODE=-131, ODBC 3 State="42000" Line 1, column 1 "%SQLANY12%\bin64\dblic" "%SQLANY12%\bin64\dbsrv12.lic"
(08 Jun '15, 08:36)
barhoum99
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Note, DBLIC is a program, so you have to execute that command line in a CMD shell window, not as a SQL statement (in contrast to the "select property..." sample, which is a SQL statement)... You need to run that for the database engine you want to check, I can't tell whether that is on your or your customer's box.
(08 Jun '15, 09:26)
Volker Barth
Thank you very much for the support, it worked, and if anything goes wrong later on, I will update the post.
(08 Jun '15, 09:57)
barhoum99
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