Hi Mark,
Thanks for responding. Indeed 'the revLicenseInfo` returned "...commercial".
After re-licensing, it now says "...professional" - however, I still can't
open a connection to an Oracle database.
Re-licensing *did* make a difference: whereas previously it broke into the
debugger, and (sometimes) displayed the error
> execution error at line n/a (External handler execution error:
revdberr,driver not licensed for this edition)
now revOpenDatabase simply returns
> revdberr,invalid database type
So I guess it's not a licensing issue any more, which is good; but I still
can't get at the database! Can you suggest where my next issue might be?
Many thanks,
Ben
On 01/03/2022 16:08, Mark Waddingham via use-livecode wrote:
On 2022-03-01 15:51, Ben Rubinstein via use-livecode wrote:
Hi Matthias,
Good spot! Thanks for checking.
I wonder whether this is an accidental omission, in that Oracle was at
one time only available at a certain higher level of license; maybe
now that there is only level, perhaps someone forgot to tweak whatever
bit of code checked that the 'correct' license was in place?
All business-only features were moved to be part of the pro features pack -
the oracle driver included.
If it isn't working in your current version of LC, check that the license you
have licensed LC with does have the pro features pack in it...
If you do `put the revLicenseInfo` it should say professional, rather than
commercial.
If it doesn't say professional, Relicense your IDE using the menu item in Help
and flick through the licenses you have available until one says 'pro' in the
title.
If the revLicenseInfo does say professional then something odd has happened
somewhere which will need to look into more deeply!
Warmest Regards,
Mark.
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