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djswim
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I found some information on this using search, but it was pretty old, so I figured I'd ask again to see if anything has changed:
Where can I find information on the difference between SQL Runtime and Enterprise Licenses? And is it still true that if they own SQL Server already that they don't need to buy these at the time of the NAV license purchase?
Thank you!
-Doug
Where can I find information on the difference between SQL Runtime and Enterprise Licenses? And is it still true that if they own SQL Server already that they don't need to buy these at the time of the NAV license purchase?
Thank you!
-Doug
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You can find the difference between the run times from the price description from Partnersource.
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· The runtime license can only be used to support NAV (plus related applications on the same server)
o This means that if BI4Dynamics is run on the same SQL Server then it can share the runtime license. However if it is on a different server then it needs its own license (not another NAV runtime but a full license)
o Applications/databases not associated with NAV could not be run on the same server
· The runtime license is a named-user based license. This means you must have license for every user set up on the server.
· The runtime license cannot be moved to another application/server.
· The runtime license cannot be used if you can’t control the number of users connecting. For example: If the NAV database is accessible from a public website that allows anonymous users.
· If these restrictions are acceptable then the runtime can be a valid option.