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I think that you got the concept wrong.
Named users are NOT the userids define in the database.
Named users are flesh and blood people that are using applications that
access the database.
So, if you have an application that use userid GATESB to access the
database
and you have Bill, Jones and Smith using this application you have 3 named
users.
Yechiel Adar
Mehish
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Sent: Tuesday, October 22, 2002 1:58 PM
Thanks folks for your replies on my initial query. Just to clarify by example, how many named user licences would I need for a database with following users. Forgetting minimum purchase requirements I suspect it's 3 is this correct?
USERNAME
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