Display license information
- Last Updated: August 26, 2024
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- OpenEdge
- Version 12.8
- Documentation
The OpenEdge installation program prompts you to enter product information
contained in your License Addendum file. During the installation process, the installation
program records the license information in the OpenEdge configuration file, progress.cfg, which is located in the OpenEdge installation
directory. You can use the SHOWCFG utility to display licensing information,
product installation, and configuration details about each OpenEdge product that is
installed.
Use the SHOWCFG utility on Windows
The SHOWCFG utility displays product
installation and configuration information for each OpenEdge product installed on your
system. The following table describes the different ways to run the SHOWCFG utility.
| To run the SHOWCFG utility from the ... | Then ... |
|---|---|
| Start menu | Choose |
| Command line of the Proenv window | Enter the showcfg
command |
The SHOWCFG utility opens the OpenEdge Configuration Information dialog box to display the
product configuration information stored in the OpenEdge configuration file progress.cfg. This file is created and modified during product
installation.
The following figure shows an example of the OpenEdge Configuration Information dialog box.
The following table summarizes the information that SHOWCFG displays.
| This display field ... | Identifies the ... |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Name of the installed product |
| Installation Date | Date the product was installed |
| Expiration Date | Date the license expires |
| Serial Number | Number associated with the license agreement |
| Control Numbers | Numbers used by the OpenEdge installation software |
| Version Number | Software product version |
| Machine Class | Tier code associated with the license agreement |
| Port Number | Platform on which the software product is installed |
Use the SHOWCFG utility on Linux
The SHOWCFG utility has the following syntax:
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For example:
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The SHOWCFG utility displays the product configuration information stored in the OpenEdge configuration file progress.cfg, which is created and modified during product installation.
The following figure shows an example: