I am trying to locate the license agreement for the Snowflake JDBC driver. Can anyone point me to this?
It's "Apache License 2.0"
https://github.com/snowflakedb/snowflake-jdbc/blob/master/LICENSE.txt
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We need to access SAP ASE (Sybase) data from a SQL Server 2016 hosted on Windows. Could not able to find Sybase ODBC driver download link from an SAP site. All i see is from third party vendors with trial version. How and where can i get that? Thanks.
Not sure what SAP link you're referring to, but if you go to this SAP download link and search the page for Adaptive Server Enterprise you'll find several links for the ASE SDK.
NOTE: The ASE SDK contains several drivers including the SAP ASE ODBC Driver.
Click on the appropriate link, provide the obligatory 'registration' details and you're provided with a copy of the ASE SDK package.
While the page does mention trial downloads, I've never found the ASE SDK to be limited by any licensing requirements.
During a demo in a recent AWS webinar, a JAR file was specified as a driver for the Schema Conversion Tool to connect to an MS SQL Server db (I am providing a screenshot from the webinar). Why was JDBC chosen? Was this optional, and was a choice made by the person who presented the webinar? If so, what other options would be available as a driver?
From Schema Conversion Tool documentation:
For the AWS SCT to work correctly, you must install the JDBC drivers
for your source and target database engines.
I had installed UiPath trial version previously, and uninstalled it when the license expired. As I use this machine for testing, I wanted to install UiPath community edition. I downloaded it and installed. When I fire it up, it still says the license status is: Server license expired. How do I get community edition running.
The link to renew the community edition for UiPath Studio, which should also work for activating after the trial as expired, is: Community Edition Renewal - UiPath Studio
UiPath are quite sneaky in the fact that they don't tell you that you have to go to their renewal site in order to renew the community license
About the problem
UiPath do not allow users to switch from an Enterprise license to a Community Edition (CE) license, even after the trial has expired, without first contacting support. After you activate a device with an Enterprise license you are not permitted to use CE on the same device. It's not an error and it is actually the expected behaviour. When you activate Enterprise edition your device key is registered in the UiPath database, which prevents you from registering a CE license.
If you are experiencing this problem, it is likely that you have received the following output:
Activation failed with error: 0
Error description: Cannot use Community Edition on this machine after activating a trial or Enterprise license code. Please enter a valid license key.
License status: Device ID already activated
Official solution
UiPath state that only in special situations may the trial license be extended or the Device ID released from their licensing. They recommend you contact their support team to enquire about disabling the Enterprise license and you can do this here.
A more useful workaround!!!
However, there is another way that does not require you to contact support. This workaround involves using Orchestrator as the licensing server. Here is what you can do to begin using CE:
Install UiPath Community Edition
Connect Studio (the Robot in user-mode that comes with Studio) to Orchestrator Community Edition: https://platform.uipath.com/ as Development Robot
Studio will get its license through Orchestrator (since 2018.4 version)
Here are some additional resources that may be of use:
Community Edition license agreement
UiPath Trial Agreement
use 2021.4.4 version
Based on the connection type (machine key / service URL) you can connect both community / enterprise edition.
No need to get two different installation one for community another for enterprise.
This problem has been fixed with 2021.4.4
UiPath Assistance will help you to connect through your personal Orchestrator for community or organizational orchestrator for enterprise.
i already downloaded symmetric-3.5.19-server.zip for community edition
after i following this step http://www.symmetricds.org/doc/3.5/html-single/user-guide.html#tutorial-install
and finished it, it showing a message Missing license key. Please install a license key before using the web console.
is the community edition require to buy a license?
SymmetricDS community edition will not ask for license,you are actually using SymmetricDS Pro edition which you can acquired trial 30 days license key from here. you have to provide your email for them to give you license key.
the actual symmetricds community edition is like what Austin Brougher have provide at his link.
The community edition found on symmetricds.org does not have a web console. You must have the Pro version which can be found at jumpmind.com.
You can get the latest open source version here.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/symmetricds/files/
I've heard it's possible to connect to a mainframe DB2 database with a client like Oracle SQL developer. I've looked on-line and can't seem to find the connector files needed to do this in SQL developer. Can anyone direct me to a link to make this work? Or tell me if im just looking for the wrong thing to begin with. I've got the connector working with MySQL databases in Oracle, so I assumed it would be similar for a DB2 database.
To enable DB2 in SQL Developer, you need to pull out the db2jcc.jar
Go to "Oracle SQL Developer" - "Tools" - "Preferences" - > Third Party JDBC Driver
My ORACLE SQL Developer Version is 4.1.1.19 (it mostly works for many versions)
After adding that jar to third party JDBC Drivers. Click on "New Connection".
You should be able to find DB2 Option.
The easiest way to connect to Db2 is through their JDBC Type 4 JCC driver. This driver uses two JARs:
db2jcc4.jar, which is the JDBC 4 driver (The db2jcc.jar JDBC 3 driver has been deprecated.)
db2jcc_license_cisuz.jar, which permits the driver to connect to all Db2 server platforms, including z/OS
Your mainframe DBA should be able to provide you with both of these JARs, and assist you in building a connect string with the proper JDBC driver options.
More information about JDBC drivers for Db2 can be found here: https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/db2-jdbc-driver-versions-and-downloads
SQL Developer supports the following JDBC drivers.
IBM DB2: You need the binary driver jar files db2jcc.jar and db2jcc_license_cu.jar. Search for DB2 Universal JDBC Drivers. https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/location-db2jcclicensecisuzjar-file
Microsoft Access:No additional driver is required. Access uses the JDBC/ODBC bridge
Microsoft SQL Server and Sybase: jTDS driver version 1.2. Download here. The binary driver is located within the jtds-1.2-dist.zip. This jar file is called jtds-1.2.jar.
MySQL: MySQL JDBC Driver, version 5.04. Download here. The binary driver is located within the mysql-connector-java-5.0.4.tar.gz (or .zip). The jar file is called mysql-connector-java-5.0.4-bin.jar.
Teradata: Use Teradata JDBC Driver 12.0 or above. Both the Teradata JDBC Driver 12.0 and 13.0 use the jar files terajdbc4.jar and tdgssconfig.jar. https://www.teradata.com/downloadcenter/