| Forms and database licence (3 merged) [message #566503] |
Sun, 16 September 2012 03:04  |
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ariffcal
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WE are developing a software for store , We have downloaded the free version of database (oracle 10g) and forms .
The software will support multiuser . Do we need a license from oracle .
Will the free database and forms will work .
Regards,
Ariff
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| Re: Forms and database licence (3 merged) [message #566506 is a reply to message #566503] |
Sun, 16 September 2012 03:25  |
John Watson
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The only free version of the database is the Express edition, which is legal only for single CPU and maximum 1G RAM. I am not aware of any free edition of Forms.
Talk to your local Oracle sales office: you may be able to negotiate what I think is called an "embedded" licence for the database and Forms, which can reduce the cost to your clients considerably.
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| Re: Forms and database licence (3 merged) [message #566508 is a reply to message #566506] |
Sun, 16 September 2012 04:43 |
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Littlefoot
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However, if you choose to develop an application using Oracle Application Express (Apex) running on an Oracle Express Edition (XE) database, everything is free (i.e. you don't have to purchase a license for any of these products).
Or, if you install any database (except XE), you need to license only the database - Apex is still free.
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