> First, Borland sees 1 user as the same as 1 database connection. Each
> application will have to have it's own connection. There might be a
> possibility to have more than one application using only one
> connection, and that would be to develop a middle-tier server for
> connection pooling, which would be your database connection. And, your
> application connects to the middle-tier.
But you would still need a licence for each connection to the middletier.
For instance if you had 5000 concurrent connections to you middle tier, but
your middle tier only had 250 connections to the database, you would still
need 5000 user licences.
Phil
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