Archive for the 'Licensing Databases' Category

Paradigma Software to Expand and Change Valentina Developer Network

Wednesday, January 31st, 2007

Beaverton, Oregon-based Paradigma Software, Inc announces changes to the Valentina Developer Network program – which allows vendors to create and deploy fast, data-centric solutions that include the royalty free Valentina Embedded Server. VDN Professional and higher will be revised with many new features and a new price plan.

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Licensing Gotchas with Developer Databases: mySQL

Thursday, April 6th, 2006

Do you know that you must pay mySQL for any commercial or non-open source use of mySQL drivers or mySQL Server?
When it comes to licensing, Valentina gets compared with both non-network (local runtime only) and network (includes a server component) databases. This is fair and reasonable since Valentina database runtimes come in two varieties: Application Developer Kits (local runtime only, but includes a client) and Embedded Server, a part of Valentina Developer Network. There are some serious gotchas with mySQL commercial licensing in particular - gotchas we resolved in licensing Valentina. (more…)

Single Connection vs Embedded Server Licensing

Thursday, March 23rd, 2006

We updated our frequently asked questions and answers comparing Valentina Application Developer Kits with Valentina Developer Network, as well as added a handy chart that breaks down the products by license, cost and features.

Valentina ADKs are single connection database tool kits for creating Valentina-powered desktop applications. Valentina Developer Network is a host of services that allows developers to deploy Valentina Embedded Server with their solutions.