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SQL Developer - Is it a truly free product

499e924b-c5dd-47b6-bd4b-a540fdb4b410Feb 6 2019 — edited Feb 6 2019

Excuse the newbie question, but as an IBM AS/400'er  having to switch to Oracle I initially need to just be able to Run and test SQL statements over an oracle Database using a Client (Similar to the IBM Client Access SQL Script stuff).

The implication when I first look for oracle is that the SQL Developer Toolset can do this (and More), and indicates that it is free.

What is not clear is whether or not this is a "Trial" free use. (The licence agreement when viewed indicates that the licence is a Trial Licence). neither is there any obvious information, if it is a trial, how long that trial lasts.

Can anybody answer this one for me please?

Cheers
This post has been answered by Gaz in Oz on Feb 6 2019
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