Using a Licensed 16.0.0.2043, dbinit now says "the Evaluation Period has Expired", so I can't create a new db Same with Sybase Central Is this possible ? it was a "Trial" Version, from 2014, but we since have purchased licenses Any help appreicated ! greg PS One posts suggests uninstall / re-install, to clear any Trial Keys asked 09 Nov '19, 18:29 Gregory Durniak |
Fortunately, we have Anywhere 16 installed on another machine, so I was able to CREATE a new DB there In Sybase Central, the Server Properties do show a License, on both machines Just good to know this is not an "End Of Life" bug greg answered 10 Nov '19, 08:20 Gregory Durniak 1
It seems you just need to apply your license key to the machine that you are having issues with.
(10 Nov '19, 08:51)
Justin Willey
So have you tried anything of the suggested ideas?
(10 Nov '19, 12:24)
Volker Barth
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dblic does show a license. We will try re-installing. No longer an emergency
(11 Nov '19, 02:52)
Gregory Durniak
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What result do you get if you run dblic.exe against dbsrv16.lic / dbeng16.lic? That will tell you what licence your installation thinks it has.
To add: If your current install is still a Developer Edition, you should be able to turn it into a purchased edition via dblic -k <yourregistrationkey>...