Lawyers can twist the law in the way they want anyway, so everything
is OK ;)

Honestly, there is no problem with distributing the database engine
as long as you don't change code within the engine itself. Feel free
to create your databases and stored procedures, and let your closed
source app access it using the normal API. Be aware of that if
anybody of your clients know what Firebird is, they can easily access
all the data in the database if they have access to the database file
itself.

// David

--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, Rodrigo Bravo
<rodrigobravo@g...> wrote:

>
> Hello
> We're working on a project (will be for sale this year) made in

Delphi

> 7.0, with a Firebird database. This program is based on a
> Client/Server architecture, and is designed for law firms, attorneys
> and people who work on legal matters. This program let them keep
> control of their cases and clients.
> We already have the license for Borland Delphi 7.0, but we'd need to
> know about the terms of the Firebird's License and other legal

issues

> that could involve the distribution of the Firebird 1.5 Server
> Database. Thank you for your support.
>
> AUS Rodrigo Bravo
> Santa Fe - Argentina
> rodrigobravo@g...
> Director of Software Department
> La Almunia S.A.