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On 11/01/2007, at 8:41 AM, Dave Murvin wrote:
Part of the Post Install process that creates the demo license checks for an existing license for the product using the License Handle. If an existing license is found and it is for the same VnRn, the existing license expiration date is used and a demo license is not created. If it is for a new VnRn, a new demo license will be created for the new VnRn. If no license is found, a demo license is created. Its kind of hard to test this on a single development machine because once I install the product, it seems to remember the license, even after removing the licensed program.
So you're unaware of the RMVLICKEY command?
I would like to be able to remove all license info so I could better test the "original" install of the product. But if I could do this, I would probably have to change to the grace period and get/release license process.
RMVLICKEY PRDID( whatever ) SERIAL(*REMOTE) will probably do it.NOTE: I haven't actually used RMVLICKEY for either of these purposes but my expectation is that removing your product, removing the licence key, then reinstalling your product, will give another 30 days use.
Your only current 'protection' is that RMVLICKEY is *PUBLIC *EXCLUDE but then what authority does the user performing the install have?
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