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Mike said:
Just to be clear here, if you have downloaded and now install 9.5.0.0 THEN
apply the 9.0.0.1 fix there is NO CHANGE to the trial license expiry as it
will be based on the 9.5.0.0 trial license. If you need the trial to
expire after Nov 9 then you will need to download 9.0.0.1 and install it.
However if you have a permanent license (Activation Kit) to install it
doesn't matter.
If you installed RDI 9.5.0.0 and find that the trial is expired and you
don't yet have your permanent license then open a PMR and ask for a trial
extension.
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Just to clarify further, do you mean 9.0.0.1 fix -or- 9.5.0.1 fix , Mike? (Forgive me if I am misreading this.)
The Developerworks website implies that a PMR is _not_ required after November 9th to extend the trial period:
https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/community/blogs/49773f8f-a20d-4816-86f2-44a2d862dbc1/entry/Rational_Developer_for_i_V9_5_0_1_fixpack_is_now_available?lang=en
I have tried this myself, since November 9th. IF RDi 9.5 is installed THEN the 9.5.0.1 fix is applied separately there IS A CHANGE to the licence period. (It changes from November 9th to 60-days.)
Brian Parkins.
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