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Prasanna Vaidya
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Hi All,
Can someone let me know the cost of WebFocus License?

Where can i find the required inforamtion?


Webfocus 5.3.3, HTML, PDF, Excel, Windows XP.
 
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<JG>
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How long's a piece of string.

It depends on OS size of the machine what options you want.

The ONLY source of that information is your local sales account manager.

Contact your local office/agent and they will be very pleased to help you.
 
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Prasanna Vaidya
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Thanks for ur response JG.


Webfocus 5.3.3, HTML, PDF, Excel, Windows XP.
 
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Qalqili
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Hi Prasanna

you can Ask your local iBi office they will help you regarding this.


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Qalqili


WF 7.7.0.3HF3 / WinXP- WF-Client & Apache / DevStd 7.7.0.3HF3 win XP.
 
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Francis Mariani
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I know how long a piece of string is, but I'm not telling anyone.


Francis


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GamP
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Oh, c'mon .. I'm sure we ALL want to know that .. please, do tell ..


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Tony A
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Surely the answer is 42?
 
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Guy
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And I always thought a piece of string was twice as long as half of the distance between the two ends...

And here the answer was 42.


WebFOCUS 7.6.4
Windows XP against an Oracle Database mainly SCT Banner Higher Education ODS and EDW
Various output formats


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GamP
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That probably means that half a string's length is 21 ... And: T did not specify 42 what (pound, kilo, snow, inches ...)


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Francis Mariani
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42 segments.


Francis


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Francis Mariani
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Ask Wolfram|Alpha the question "What is the answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything?"


Francis


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Tony A
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T did not specify 42 what

It depends upon what continent you live in, therefore, by leaving the unit of measurement out of the answer the interpretation of the reader becomes paramount.

Music

T
 
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by leaving the unit of measurement out

That's what causes joint US, European Mars landers crash.
 
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Tony A
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... in that case -

the interpretation of the reader robot becomes paramount. Wink

T


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Hua
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You are all so wrong about this! We should talk about cost here.
If I am Kerry, I would limit the length of a string to 1K for each post. Then charge you focal pointers for a disposal fee to cover the cost of the landfil piled up here, say a flat piece rate at 42 of your local currency. Anybody abuse the special symbols like Tony did will be charged at martket price.
Music I should be earning some browny points!

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Tony A
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Lucky you didn't mention mis-spelling costs or else you'd have negative brownie points. Wink

T


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dhagen
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Maybe you should consider the cost of NOT having a WebFOCUS license? For starters, you would miss out on all of this witty banter!


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