It is my understanding of Oracle licensing that if a database is accessible to the
public, you cannot use "named user" licensing, but must "license the box" - a fee per
power unit, which is based on megahertz. I'm not certain how this applies to Personal
Oracle, though. If you want to make sure that what you're doing is legal, better
check with an Oracle Sales Rep.
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When an application uses a Oracle database, all connections is made under
the user specified in CF server, right? Then, even there are 100 concurent
connections, an Oracle personal with 1 user can handle all the transactions,
or I need 100 licences?
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