Now see Jerry, you went and stole my thunder... I would have had my handy, dandy routine done before you posted if my perl sdk
hadn't expired. Since I had to do a re-write in vbs, it took me longer.
I posted a zip file to cf that contains a "utility" that "should" give you your license status (see the post license.bat by me, just
now). There are some requirements. You have to have wsh installed on the machine that you'll be running it on. Just unzip the files
to the adlm install folder and run the license.bat. You should (and I should say might) get a msgbox that lists your license status.
jason martin
frankfurt-short-bruza
"jerry milana" wrote in message news:BFFD1F68503E5011F84802479A5DBA46@in.WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> Hi All,
>
> You can also use the command line to get this information:
> lmutil lmstat -c license3.lic -A
> So, a faster way to get the information may be to write the following two
> lines to a .bat file and save it to your desktop:
>
> lmutil lmstat -c license3.lic -A
> pause
>
> Now just double click on the desktop icon.
>
> jerry
> "Kevin Nehls" wrote in message
> news:5E565339536C79DD3D62136F82BFB29C@in.WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> > "bstaples" wrote in message
> > news:f093e73.1@WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> > > Thanks. I did get that far but I was hoping there'd be a faster way.
> >
> > Ya. The AdLM "winquery.exe" was a lot nicer. You just ask it to show you
> > the clients logged in and at the bottom is displays the total number of
> lics
> > and the number logged in.
> >
> > Kevin
> >
> >
>
>
