Created On: 27 October 2011
Problem:
For testing purposes each Server Express developer licenses automatically comes with five test runtime licenses (Developer Usage) to allow developer testing of compiled applications. So if you have one developer license, then you will automatically have five test runtime licenses. These test runtime licenses should automatically be installed in the application server license database but this does not always happen if the license database does not already exist or there has been some sort of corruption.
Resolution:
It should be enough to run:
$COBDIR/aslmf/aslmdbrecover
to reset the runtime license database (aslmf)
However, if this does not work, you can flush the test runtime licenses in the runtime license database by doing the following:
1. cd to /var and remove the mfaslmf directory (if it exists)
2. cd $COBDIR/aslmf and run ./initaslm
3. cd to $COBDIR/lmf and run ./lmfgetpv to find out where your mflmf directory is
4. cd to your mflmf directory and run ./devas
5. cd to $COBDIR/aslmf and run ./apptrack
6. select option 6(reinitialize) and then option 1 (list) - this should then list your system licenses, they will state for ****DEVELOPER USAGE*****
$COBDIR/aslmf/aslmdbrecover
to reset the runtime license database (aslmf)
However, if this does not work, you can flush the test runtime licenses in the runtime license database by doing the following:
1. cd to /var and remove the mfaslmf directory (if it exists)
2. cd $COBDIR/aslmf and run ./initaslm
3. cd to $COBDIR/lmf and run ./lmfgetpv to find out where your mflmf directory is
4. cd to your mflmf directory and run ./devas
5. cd to $COBDIR/aslmf and run ./apptrack
6. select option 6(reinitialize) and then option 1 (list) - this should then list your system licenses, they will state for ****DEVELOPER USAGE*****
Incident #2543669
Old KB# 35054
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