>>>>>License for SFREPORTS with Source code is no longer available from Stonefield. I would like to acquire a license and get a copy of the source code. Is anyone out there interested in selling theirs?
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>>>>Would that be a legal thing to do?
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>>>>Did you check that with Stonefield?
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>>>Yes. The first thing I did was to check this out with Doug Hennig, who sent me an email this morning confirming this is legally ok. I have incorporated SFQUERY in my application and have the Database Toolkit which is without peer.
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>>>My first inclination would be to buy it from Doug...
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>>>Do you have a license you'd be interested in selling ?
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>>Yes I have a license. No I'm not interested in selling it? This combination of products (SFQ & SFR) is so good I can't develop without it.
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>>Perhaps you could get one by starting an auction ;-D
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>>You could start by offering a price and add some dollars periodically to that price until someone wants to sell it.
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>what did sfreports sell for originally (USD)? Tell me more about this auction idea.. is this part of UT? I appreciate your help.
>Frank

SFR originally sold for $299. It included Stonefield Query and Stonefield Reports. The auction idea was just a joke. But if you want to try that it's up to you. The auction is not a part of the UT. I've never seen an auction of that kind being done here.

I Heard that Stonefield was working on a new querying/reporting tool that would be released as a COM object. Maybe you could ask Doug about it. In the meantine good luck finding someone that wants to sell you their copy of SFR.