Oracle licensing

Since the topic of Oracle licensing has come up, I'm wondering how many organizations have site licensing and of what type (concurrent user, named user, or processor). We have a network license agreement for a set number of concurrent licenses and we are

Oracle licensing

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Oracle licensing

Since the topic of Oracle licensing has come up, I'm wondering how many organizations have site licensing and of what type (concurrent user, named user, or processor). We have a network license agreement for a set number of concurrent licenses and we are coming

Re: Fw: tns-12545

Also see Metalink note 91554.1: Problem Description: = Trying a SQL*Plus connection from a Windows NT/95/98 client workstation to a WINDOWS NT 8.0.x/8.1.x DB server results in the following error code: ORA-12545: TNS: name

Re[2]: using Net8 through NAT router

I would suggest you put on a client trace to see what's getting passed back. We've had this problem and there's a couple of things that could be happening: 1) A hostname is getting passed back and the client does not know how to

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Re: Oracle license historic price

The Oracle pricing for named:concurrent user was a factor of 2:1, I remember distinctly since we converted a number of named users to concurrent when we signed a contract for our network license agreement a few years ago. I thought that ratio was low, since you get a lot

Oracle on OS390/MVS

!! Please do not post Off Topic to this List !! We're looking at possibly running Oracle on our mainframe, but the perception exists that a more optimum solution would be DB2. I would appreciate hearing from anyone that is running Oracle on OS390, and/or made a decision

Enterprise backup product

Just wondering what product(s) organizations are using for enterprise backup, and how easy or difficult it was to set up the Oracle component to interface with RMAN and perform hot backups. We're implementing Tivoli Storage Manager/Data Protection for Oracle and