Need Licensing Information for bundling POSTGRESQL With Softwares

http://www.postgresql.org/about/licence

The short of it:

Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software and its
documentation for any purpose, without fee, and without a written
agreement is hereby granted, provided that the above copyright notice
and this paragraph and the following two paragraphs appear in all
copies.

You need to include the original copyright, but other than that, you
are free to do what you want with it - for any purpose.

Please read our FAQ and the license item in there.

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Rajendra Talekar wrote:

Hi,
We at Codexpert Systems are developing a Commercial MIS system, and are
planning to go for POSTGRESQL as the database system. We need some
clarifications for the same.

1. What are licenses we need to have to as developers of a software that
uses POSTGRESQL?

2. What are the licenses a user is to provided with who uses our software
that uses POSTGRESQL as Database System?

Pl Note that our software is a non Open Sorce software. The availability of
POSTGRESQL for Windows/Linux and other platforms is the main reason we are
planning to choose POSTGRESQL

- Rajendra Talekar
Chief Developer and Managing Director
Codexpert Systems

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On 1/2/06, Rajendra Talekar <rajendratalekar@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi,
We at Codexpert Systems are developing a Commercial MIS system, and are
planning to go for POSTGRESQL as the database system. We need some
clarifications for the same.

1. What are licenses we need to have to as developers of a software that
uses POSTGRESQL?

2. What are the licenses a user is to provided with who uses our software
that uses POSTGRESQL as Database System?

Pl Note that our software is a non Open Sorce software. The availability of
POSTGRESQL for Windows/Linux and other platforms is the main reason we are
planning to choose POSTGRESQL

- Rajendra Talekar
Chief Developer and Managing Director
Codexpert Systems

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Rajendra Talekar wrote:

Hi,
We at Codexpert Systems are developing a Commercial MIS system, and
are planning to go for POSTGRESQL as the database system. We need some
clarifications for the same.

1. What are licenses we need to have to as developers of a software
that uses POSTGRESQL?

Anything you want, PostgreSQL is BSD licensed.

2. What are the licenses a user is to provided with who uses our
software that uses POSTGRESQL as Database System?

Anything you want, PostgreSQL is BSD licensed.

Pl Note that our software is a non Open Sorce software. The
availability of POSTGRESQL for Windows/Linux and other platforms is
the main reason we are planning to choose POSTGRESQL

This is not a problem, PostgreSQL is BSD licensed.

Jsohua D. Drake

- Rajendra Talekar
Chief Developer and Managing Director
Codexpert Systems

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We at Codexpert Systems are developing a Commercial MIS system, and are planning to go for POSTGRESQL as the database system. We need
some clarifications for the same.

1. What are licenses we need to have to as developers of a software that uses POSTGRESQL?
2. What are the licenses a user is to provided with who uses our software that uses POSTGRESQL as Database System?

You should see about reading the license for PostgreSQL. That should
answer your questions.

<http://www.postgresql.org/about/licence&gt;
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