Hi Irene LabSQL is licensed under the Lesser GPL (LGPL) license. In general this means you can use LabSQL any way you want, even bundle it with proprietary software. You can even modify LabSQL to suit your purposes. What you *cannot* do is make modifications to LabSQL itself and keep those proprietary. What the LGPL says in essence any modifications to LabSQL itself that you do must continue to be open source. However, any software VIs that use LabSQL can remain proprietary if you wish.
This is a broad generalization of the license in my own layman's terms. You can read the exact terms of the LGPL license here: http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/lesser.html Best, Jeffrey Travis -------------------------------------------------- Jeffrey Travis Studios http://jeffreytravis.com 512.371.3614 [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Hello everyone, > I may be thinking of using some open source LabVIEW > SQL toolkit but just wonder if I am qualified to use > it. If I give my source code to my customer and the > software is mainly for use internally for the cutomer, > can I actually use LabSQL? > Your reply is great appreciated. > Thank you. > Irene > > ===== > Irene He > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > msn Messenger ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > www.hytekautomation.com > www.geocities.com/irene_he
