These include the softkey option for use on a single physical CPU (VLW key) and the License Server option for multiple developers, servers and virtual environments (VLN key). New Hardware key licensing requests and hardware key upgrade requests will instead be redirected to the softkey development licensing options. Important Notice: From October 2018, LANSA will no longer be offering a hardware key (also known as a dongle) option for development licensing for any version of Visual LANSA. Refer to Product Licensing for more details. Prior to upgading to V13, you should send the CPU details of all servers and workstations requiring re-licensing to your LANSA representative for new V13 licenses.New licenses can be obtained in advance in preparation for a V13 upgrade.Both server and client licenses are included in the re-licensing. When upgrading to V13 (even if your ‘upgrade’ is in fact the installing of a new version), you will be required to obtain new V13 specific licenses for all LANSA software that required licensing at V12 and prior.Contact your local LANSA license representative to obtain a replacement V13 development license before applying EPC133400. EPC133400 for V13 SP2 replaces sentinel development licenses with LANSA development licenses.See the new feature highlights in V13 Re-licensing all LANSA software
Service Pack 2 (SP2) is the latest service pack for V13.
Version 13 is a supported version of LANSA. Version 13 Release and Installation Notices
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