As was said, don't expect RS to take position on this. You'd be hard pressed to find where they claimed that a license to MySQL was a part of the package. To do it would expose them to lawsuits if you were ever sued by MySQL. The only thing they claim is that RB can connect to a MySQL database, which is correct because it does. They kept their end of the bargain with you, you can connect to a MySQL server. They kept their end of the bargain with MySQL by releasing the code to the plugin. How you install or license the server is between MySQL and you.
Math On 1/13/07, Stefan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Interesting point: I bought my RB license while thinking/assuming a that 'free' standard MySQL license is part part of the package. Can't remember reading anything else on RS' web. Does the web explains the situation correctly=
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