Thanks for the hint.

Should the new NetWorker Module for Databases be available already?

Hi,

I`ve been told by support that new NetWorker Module for Database Applications will be available by 11/30/09.

Did anybody know if we get new licenses to use NMDA if you have NML or NSR-ORA service contract?!

Is there furthermore a difference of OS types for NMDA license or just one license for win / linux / unix?!

Regards,

Andreas

All - thanks for the comments and answers.  Thought I'd cap it off wrt the NDMA question by posting the FAQ we used internally for the licensing details:

Question:  My customer wants to upgrade from a legacy app module license to the NetWorker Module for Databases and Applications (NMDA). Do they have to buy new NMDA licenses?

Answer:  No. for customers with an active maintenance contract, upgrade to the NetWorker Module for Databases and Applications is free. Existing NetWorker Module for DB2, NetWorker Module for Informix, NetWorker Module for Lotus Notes, NetWorker Module for Oracle, and NetWorker Module for Sybase license enablers will enable the NetWorker Module for Databases and Applications on the equivalent operating system type (after uninstalling the legacy module and installing NetWorker Module for Databases and Applications) . For example, a Windows NetWorker Module for DB2 license will enable NMDA on Windows but not on UNIX; a UNIX NetWorker Module for Informix license will enable NMDA on UNIX but not on Windows or Linux, etc.

Cheers,

Eric