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More licensefiles more databases 1 server
miros
Member Posts: 19
Hi All
I have a question about how to setup licensefiles when you are running more databases with different licensefiles on one server.
I have read about licensfiles in the documentation "MBS-Navision SQL Server Option" and think I have the solution..
Our setup is 5 databases, where 4 of them uses the same licensfile and the 5. uses another.
I would place the licensfile for the first 4 databases in the masterdb and place the licens to the 5. database locally in this database.
If I have understood the documentation this means that I have to buy a new granule called "per database".
Is this correct ?
/Miros
I have a question about how to setup licensefiles when you are running more databases with different licensefiles on one server.
I have read about licensfiles in the documentation "MBS-Navision SQL Server Option" and think I have the solution..
Our setup is 5 databases, where 4 of them uses the same licensfile and the 5. uses another.
I would place the licensfile for the first 4 databases in the masterdb and place the licens to the 5. database locally in this database.
If I have understood the documentation this means that I have to buy a new granule called "per database".
Is this correct ?
/Miros
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When working with multiple DBs, Navision provides the option of storing the license either at SQL instance level (all Dbs will have the same license) or at Db level. For this last option, a price is to be paid in order to have this option activated.
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