We are planning to uninstall and re-install rational license key server in a machine.
Same machine has rational license key administrator and other Rational Tools.
Before uninstalling RLKS we are planning to stop rational services and after installing the RLKS we will start the services.
Will there be any impact on the RLKA or other rational tools due to this uninstallation? As, in do we have to uninstall any of the other tools or Stopping of services would suffice?
Please note that I'm are not upgrading the RLKS, just re-installing the existing version.
Will there be any impact on the RLKA or other rational tools due to this uninstallation?
No if the license server name (and the port) is the same, the other tools should not see the upgrade.
do we have to uninstall any of the other tools or Stopping of services would suffice?
Stopping the services should be enough.
Note that I am not sure you can upgrade RLKS without upgrading RLKA as well. The doc mentions:
The Rational License Key Server includes an administration tool called License Key Administrator or LKAD (available for Windows only) to enter or import license keys and change your license configuration.
On UNIX, a set of system administration commands are available to perform similar administrative tasks.
And you need a 32-bits recent enough IM (Installation Manager)
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If we Installed Redgate tool "Schema Compare of Oracle" on a shared location, Can we access "SCO.exe" Command line from a different Machine or Network? If Yes, Can we run multiple instances at the same time?
If we have more than on Developer than how many licenses we required?
Redgate tool License is Machine specifics or Login specifics?
Redgate licensing is per-user. More information is available on the documentation site.
If the use is as part of a server automated process, such as CI or automated release, each user contributing database changes will need a Deployment Suite for Oracle license. If the use of the sco.exe command line is not a server automated process (eg, running on a desktop), one Schema Compare for Oracle license is required for each distinct user. Per-user licensing allows a user to install the tools on as many machines as they need, provided the named user is using the tool.
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 am new to oracle database products. I am planning to install oracle 11g express edition in my PC,it looks like a standard installer.But in many of the oracle database installation tutorial mentions oracle universal installer.oracle universal installer provides more open options,but those options and features not available in downloaded oracle 11g express edition.
difference between two https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E17781_01/install.112/e18803/toc.htm#XEINW151 and http://www.oracle.com/webfolder/technetwork/tutorials/obe/db/11g/r1/prod/install/dbinst/windbinst2.htm
so anyone explain me exactly what is oracle universal installer??Thx in advance.
As the name suggests oracle universal installer is a utility which can be used to install or uninstall multiple oracle products.
The utility can also check pre-requisites before installing a new software.
Only thing you need to do is to provide path to products.xml file inside oraparam.ini file. This can be location for the file on your physical machine or remote location may be hosted on oracle site.
The products.xml file actually have the information about the product being installed for example it is Oracle Client or DB.
For more information please check this link
FYI, this question would have been better asked on the DBA site since it has nothing to do with programming.
XE is a minimal installation for test/dev work so I guess they decided not to clutter it up with OUI, which I have never liked anyway. OUI is simply Oracle's Java-based installer that installs and keeps track of the majority of Oracle software you have installed on your system. There's nothing special about it, and you have no need to worry about missing out on something. If you were installing the standard database, it would try to start the network config tool that creates the TNSNames.ora file, for example. It's been a while since I used XE but I think it's install just creates a generic one for connecting to the XE instance.
I installed Oracle Database 11gR2 on Windows 7 using the OUI but just before the finish screen it gave a warning stating that Enterprise Manager could not be setup and gave a list of commands to execute through the command-line.
Just as I executed one of them the antivirus installed i.e. AVG Antivirus gave a threat from file emagent.exe. Along with this file many other files required for Enterprise Manager to be setup were deleted by the antivirus.
Is there a way to re-install Enterprise Manager for the database already created?
Yes, you can re-install OEM with an existing database repository. Just follow the installer screens for setting up an additional OMS node and fill in the database repository information when asked. If the first install completed correctly everything should work, if not you can start again and just delete the repository first (instructions to do this are in the install notes).
We have the full version of SQL 2008 Server (first release) installed and licensed from download (a couple years ago). Now we are getting into Reporting Services; however, it seems only the Express version of Reporting Services is installed.
In the control panel under Services, I only see "SQL Reporting Services (SQLEXPRESS)" listed. [Express is ALSO on the server]
I do not think the Reporting Services option was selected when we initially installed. I would like to go back and Change the installation, however I cannot find the SQL 2008 R1 installation disk or download.
Any advice? Thanks.
If you can't find the original SQL Server 2008 installation media and don't have any subscriptions with Microsoft that entitle you to digital downloads of your purchased software, then I think you can try downloading the Enterprise Evaluation copy from here and using your existing license key for Standard in the installation process. After that, you should be able to add the Reporting Services features. Definitely backup your server before trying this, of course.
Failing that, you can install the trial version from scratch and use your license to upgrade it to the non-time-limited version (the upgrade paths allow for this).
Microsoft does not licence Release Candidate (RC) software for production environments or long-term use. Instead, these are basically their version of beta software. In a production environment, you must use RTM software. If you check your license agreement from your initial download, you should see that you should be using the RC1 version of SQL Server 2008 only for testing.
As for how to install Reporting Services on an RTM version, unfortunately you are going to need the media. Since you believe you have a valid license, contact Microsoft and request a copy of the media. Once you have it, just run the setup.exe and it will allow you to modify your SQL installation to include SSRS.