MIMLICENSE - Managing the license key
| UNIX + VMS: The mimlicense application is currently available on OpenVMS and UNIX only. |
| Win: On Windows, the Mimer Administrator is used to administrate the license keys. |
The mimlicense application is used to administrate the license key file. Keys may be added, removed or updated by using mimlicense. mimlicense may also be used to list and describe the contents of the key file.
Syntax
The mimlicense program is controlled by flagged information specified on the command-line.
The overall syntax (expressed in long form UNIX-style) is as follows:
mimlicense [--nologo] --file=filename
[--nologo] --add=hexcode
[--nologo] --delete=keyid
--list
--combined
--remove
Command-line Arguments
UNIX-style
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VMS-style
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Function
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-a hexcode
--add=hexcode
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/ADD=hexcode
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Add a license key.
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-f filename
--file=filename
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/FILE=filename
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Add a license key from a .mcfg file.
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-d keyid
--delete=keyid
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/DELETE=keyid
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Delete the specified key.
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-r
--remove
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/REMOVE
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Remove all keys. (Each key must be verified.)
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-l
--list
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/LIST
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List the contents of the key file.
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-c
--combined
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/COMBINED
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Describe what the combined keys permits.
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-s
--nologo
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/NOLOGO
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Silent mode, i.e. execution with no output.
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-?
--help
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/HELP
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Show help text.
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| UNIX: The UNIX-style command-line flags must be used on a UNIX machine. Both short form arguments (e.g. -r) and long form arguments (e.g. --remove) are supported. The name for the key file is: /etc/mimerkey |
| VMS: Either the UNIX-style or the VMS-style command-line flags may be used on an OpenVMS machine - see the Mimer SQL VMS Guide for more details. The name for the key file is: SYS$SPECIFIC:[SYSMGR]MIMERKEY.DAT |
