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Force usage of Client License
HalMdy
Member Posts: 429
Hey all !
When you start a SQL Navision Client, you use the license locally installed with the Client (what I call Client License).
When you connect to the SQL Server, the license installed on the Server becomes the active license of your client.
BUT ...
How can we force the Client to use his own License (Client License) and never activate the Server License ??
Thx for Help !!!
When you start a SQL Navision Client, you use the license locally installed with the Client (what I call Client License).
When you connect to the SQL Server, the license installed on the Server becomes the active license of your client.
BUT ...
How can we force the Client to use his own License (Client License) and never activate the Server License ??
Thx for Help !!!
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