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Resolved .NET DataStore and Visual Studio

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  1. Marcin Jurkowski
    Marcin Jurkowski
  2. .NET DataStore
  3. Thursday, 19 November 2020 09:32 AM UTC

Hi,

I understand that we can open a SnapDevelop project in Visual Studio.

Is there a PowerBuilder licence needed on a PC with Visual Studio using project with .NET DataStore?

Thanks,
Marcin

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Armeen Mazda @Appeon
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  1. Thursday, 19 November 2020 16:28 PM UTC
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Hi Marcin,

.NET DataStore is licensed in two different ways, and it is up to you which way to license it.

1. Subscription Model

  • Licensed on a per developer basis. 
  • Sold together with PowerBuilder Professional or CloudPro bundles.
  • Includes all C# libraries and related tools: SnapDevelop IDE, DataWindow Converter plugin, .NET DataStore scaffolding templates.
  • Does NOT include the source code of the C# libraries.

2. Perpetual Model

  • Licensed to entire company (all developers).
  • It is sold separately from PowerBuilder bundles.
  • Includes all C# libraries.
  • Includes the source code of the C# libraries.

So to make a long story short, if the developer working with Visual Studio has a PowerBuilder Professional or CloudPro subscription assigned to them, then from licensing perspective you are in compliance.

Best regards,
Armeen

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