Re: Using SqlCE 2.0 from alternative .NET development environments
- From: "David Clegg" <dclegg@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 02 Aug 2005 13:39:43 -0700
Peter Foot [MVP] wrote:
> If you have VS2003 Professional you can redistribute the cab with
> your applications so long as you observe the licensing issues with
> Sql Server CE
Thanks. I figured that would be OK.
I also assume it would *not* be OK for users of an app that has
redistributed the CAB as part of its install, to redistribute this CAB
(or individual components) themselves unless they have a valid VS.NET
license. So for example if I developed an app to demonstrate using
SqlCe in a CF app, all they could do is marvel at my good work, and
would not be able to develop and deploy apps themselves using SqlCe
unless they have VS.NET. Is this a correct assumption?
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