Oracle EBS licensing

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Jeffrey Beckstrom

2013-04-10 18:14:03 UTC

For the EBS, don't you get a runtime license for some of the database components? Can you point me to such a document.

Jeffrey Beckstrom
Database Administrator
Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority
Information Systems
1240 W. 6th Street
Cleveland, Ohio 44113

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John Piwowar

2013-04-10 19:03:47 UTC

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Hi Jeff,

Can you elaborate on which components you're thinking about? There are limited/restricted-use licenses included for some features like partitioning, but the general rule is that they're only licensed for use internally by EBS. In the partitioning example, if you want to do any custom partitioning, you'll need to license the feature.

Typing w/ my thumbs, so I don't have a good doc reference, but if someone else doesn't get back to you, I'll try to find a ref later today.

Regards,

John P.

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Post by Jeffrey Beckstrom
For the EBS, don't you get a runtime license for some of the database components? Can you point me to such a document.
Jeffrey Beckstrom
Database Administrator
Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority
Information Systems
1240 W. 6th Street
Cleveland, Ohio 44113
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Jeffrey Beckstrom

2013-04-10 19:25:02 UTC

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That is my understanding as well. I just can't find a document that says that.
Hi Jeff,

Can you elaborate on which components you're thinking about? There are limited/restricted-use licenses included for some features like partitioning, but the general rule is that they're only licensed for use internally by EBS. In the partitioning example, if you want to do any custom partitioning, you'll need to license the feature.

Typing w/ my thumbs, so I don't have a good doc reference, but if someone else doesn't get back to you, I'll try to find a ref later today.

Regards,

John P.

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Bobak, Mark

2013-04-10 19:37:29 UTC

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http://www.oracle.com/us/corporate/pricing/application-licensing-table-070571.pdf

I think you want the chart that starts on page 10...but I'm not a lawyer, or an Oracle licensing expert, so, don't quote me on that... :-)

-Mark
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That is my understanding as well. I just can't find a document that says that.
Hi Jeff,

Can you elaborate on which components you're thinking about? There are limited/restricted-use licenses included for some features like partitioning, but the general rule is that they're only licensed for use internally by EBS. In the partitioning example, if you want to do any custom partitioning, you'll need to license the feature.

Typing w/ my thumbs, so I don't have a good doc reference, but if someone else doesn't get back to you, I'll try to find a ref later today.

Regards,

John P.

Sent from a mobile device to deliver a more rapid response. Please excuse brevity and typos.

Post by Jeffrey Beckstrom
For the EBS, don't you get a runtime license for some of the database components? Can you point me to such a document.
Jeffrey Beckstrom
Database Administrator
Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority Information Systems
1240 W. 6th Street
Cleveland, Ohio 44113
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