SQL/R A.04.00 License keys
SQLR A.04.00 requires a license key version A.04.00 or above. A previous license key for an older version does no longer work.Please use the license web form to obtain a license key at: license.marxmeier.com
Alternatively, please contact the Marxmeier team at info@marxmeier.com to request a license key.
When using Eloquence with the free Personal Edition license option and no SQL/R license is present, a free two user SQL/R license is granted for evaluation and testing purposes.
The SQL/R software id (SWID) necessary to request a license key may be obtained using the gethwid utility. The installed license keys may be verified using the chklic utility.
It is necessary to install SQL/R to use these utilities. They are
located in the SQL/R etc installation subdirectory, by default:
- HP-UX and Linux
- /opt/sqlr/4.0/etc/gethwid
/opt/sqlr/4.0/etc/chklic - Windows (64-bit)
- C:\Program Files (x86)\Marxmeier\SQLR\4.0\etc\gethwid
C:\Program Files (x86)\Marxmeier\SQLR\4.0\etc\chklic
By default, the gethwid utility only returns a primary SWID. By specifying the -a option, all applicable SWID values are output.
For example:
On HP-UX and Linux: /opt/sqlr/4.0/etc/gethwid 3535806523 /opt/sqlr/4.0/etc/gethwid -a 3535806523 P2366910547 M2366910547 On 64-bit Windows: C:\> "C:\Program Files (x86)\Marxmeier\SQLR\4.0\etc\gethwid.exe" 3247020679Any license keys must be added to the license file manually. It is recommended to comment out (or delete) any previous license keys when adding the new A.04.00 license key(s) to the license file.
- HP-UX and Linux
- /etc/opt/sqlr/4.0/license
- Windows (64-bit)
- C:\Program Files (x86)\Marxmeier\SQLR\4.0\etc\license
A copy of the default license key template file is also available.
- HP-UX and Linux
- /opt/sqlr/4.0/newconfig/config/license
- 64-bit Windows
- C:\Program Files (x86)\Marxmeier\SQLR\4.0\etc\license.sam
Please notice:
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The SQL/R A.04.00 gethwid utility may return a different SWID on
some HP-UX systems when using partitions (npar/vpar)
compared to SQL/R releases before A.03.00.
In this case the SWID value starts with a 'P'.
The previous SWID is still valid, though.
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When requesting an updated license key please provide the previous
SWID (or uname -i output) in addition to the new 'P' SWID.
- On Windows the SQL/R SWID might in some cases differ from the Eloquence SWID