If the application runs on your server then you don't need a license. If
you distribute the application for clients to install on their servers, and
you require that they have MySQL installed to run you app, then it's kind of
grey, but I would say you probably DON'T need a license, especially if the
binding from your app to a MySQL database is minimal (no native function
libraries, etc). If you distribute an installer package that installs your
app and MySQL in one fell swoop, then you definitely need a commercial
license.
Note, I'm not a lawyer, just a code monkey. However, I'm quite confident my
interpretation is very close accurate.
> -----Original Message-----
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> Sent: Friday, February 06, 2004 9:59 AM
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> Subject: Re: RE: MySQL and CF
>
> But if I create an application that uses mySQL for profit, I
> must obtain a mySQL commercial license, correct? Or not?
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