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I don't believe you have to, but Microsoft may be better suited to answer your question.
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I don't believe you have to, but Microsoft may be better suited to answer your question.

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You can make as many programs as you want with the VB6 Pro kit. Up to five of them can access the SQL server at once.<br />
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You can make as many programs as you want with the VB6 Pro kit. Up to five of them can access the SQL server at once.

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Mr. Mark2150<br />
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&nbsp; You'r right better i keep my points and go and ask to microsoft people.<br />
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&nbsp; Thanks<br />
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Sorry if this delete causes any problem please let me know
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Mr. Mark2150

  You'r right better i keep my points and go and ask to microsoft people.

  Thanks

Sorry if this delete causes any problem please let me know

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I think i have no reason to give my points to anyone because i was thinking there is anyone who knows well the licences terms here.<br />
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But thanks anyway
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I think i have no reason to give my points to anyone because i was thinking there is anyone who knows well the licences terms here.

But thanks anyway

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Hi everyone<br />
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&nbsp; If i have purchased SQL server 7.0 with 5 client licences and One VB 6.0 Profecional edition kit , i dont need to purchase more licences right?<br />
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I give the licences for the programs that access the SQL Server right?<br />
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Anyone can explain me this thing<br />

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Hi everyone

  If i have purchased SQL server 7.0 with 5 client licences and One VB 6.0 Profecional edition kit , i dont need to purchase more licences right?

I give the licences for the programs that access the SQL Server right?

Anyone can explain me this thing


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