The LICENSE object activates or deactivates licenses, making them
 available for product authorization.

 This command provides a subset of the commands available through
 the License Management Facility (LMF).  See the VMS License Management
 Utility Manual for more information.

 To use this command you need the privileges CMKRNL, SYSNAM and SYSPRV.

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LOADUNLOAD

 Activates a license or licenses, making them available for product
 authorization.  The product license or licenses must be registered
 and current in the LICENSE database.  That is, they must not have
 been disabled, issued, or canceled.  If the license is already loaded,
 SYSMAN returns an error message and makes no changes.

 Format:
   LICENSE LOAD product-name

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product-nameCommand QualifiersExample

 Name of the licensed product to be activated.  You can only load licenses
 that are currently registered and enabled in the LICENSE database.  Enter
 the product name exactly as it appears on your PAK.

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/DATABASE/PRODUCER

 Specifies the location of the LICENSE database. The default file
 specification is SYS$COMMON:[SYSEXE]LMF$LICENSE.LDB.  This qualifier is
 optional; use it only if you do not use the default LICENSE database
 name and location.

 Specifies the name of the company (for example, DEC) that owns the
 product for which you have a license.  Use this optional qualifier
 only if you need it to identify the license.

 SYSMAN> LICENSE LOAD FORTRAN

 This command activates the product FORTRAN on each node in the environment.
 Data in the LICENSE database determines whether the product is
 successfully activated on each node.

 Deactivates a license, making the product unavailable.  The product
 license must have been previously activated.  The LICENSE UNLOAD
 command has no affect on active processes.

 Format:
   LICENSE UNLOAD product-name

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product-nameCommand QualifiersExamples

 Name of the licensed product to be deactivated.  You can only unload
 licenses that have been activated.  Enter the product name exactly as
 it appears on your PAK.

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/PRODUCER

 Specifies the name of the company (for example, DEC) that owns the product
 for which you have a license.  The default string for this qualifier
 is DEC.  If DEC is not the producer of the product, you must use this
 qualifier to identify the product.

 SYSMAN> LICENSE UNLOAD/PRODUCER=DEC FORTRAN

 This command deactivates the FORTRAN license on each node in the current
 environment.