Re: SEU %scanRpl produces RNF0604 error when prompting, but compiles without error

[DrFranken <midrange@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Booth,

	So as I mentioned there are two different license modes.

Workstation: License is on the workstation. You can connect to ANY IBM i 
Server and edit source code there. Can be your server, my server, 
customer server etc. Wonderful for consultants and independent 
developers. Also works well for those with laptops that are always with 
them.

Corporate: I almost said 'Server' but that's not really it. RDi is still 
loaded on the workstation but in order to be used it must obtain a token 
from your site. Typically one central server dispatches the tokens for 
your enterprise. When you have a token then you may edit. If you have 10 
guys and 5 tokens then only 5 at a time may edit. This is also great for 
use at home or laptop or desktop as you can load on all at no extra 
cost, just remember to exit at the office our that token remains in use 
so when you get home you may be stuck!

If this is the version on your workstation and you connect to MY server 
then you will not be able to edit because I cannot grant you a token.

        - Larry "DrFranken" Bolhuis

www.frankeni.com
www.iDevCloud.com
www.iInTheCloud.com

On 4/18/2014 6:53 PM, Booth Martin wrote:

> Here is something not quite clear to me.  Who "owns" the license?  I am
> not talking about who writes the check.
>
> Lets say ABC Company buys a license for John Smith, and John Smith loads
> RDi on to his workstation at the office and at home. Apparently it is OK
> if he uses either one, so long as he is using only one at a time.  But
> now lets suppose John Smith connects to a box owned by XYZ Company?
> Is  that OK?