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I would like a Demonstrator License for the SLC on my local PC. I need the SLI because I want to demonstarte batch processin and a Notepad++ and Ultra-edit interface.

Good Afternoon,

The SLC is a game changer.

I am interested in writing a book about the Altair SLC and would like to purchase a Demonstrator License. I had asked for a list of all licensing options previously, but the Demonstrator License was not included. Is there any way you could provide all licensing options? I need to run the SLC local batch fro my book, so I need the CLI, so can't use the community version.

This is not a show stopper, is it possible for you to remove the workbench interface from the community edition? There is a lot of interest in a non-mouse surfing interface, like Ultraedit or Notepad++.

Thanks in Advance

Roger

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Matthieu Pupat

Hello,

You can request a trial license from our MarketPlace:

Thanks,

Matthieu Pupat

Roger DeAngelis_21630

Thanks for the quick reply.

I was unable to find the demonstrator license referred to in the community blog, see below.

Which it seems WPS renewed?

Can you provide the download link, price, requirements and restrictions for the Demonstrator license?

I would gladly pay $800 a year for WPS.

When software companies sell to state and federal entities using taxpayers money the pricelist needs to be public. Are the a published price lists available? (see below)

The SLC is a great product, but the community edition is not appropriate for an introduction tot the SLC. It is not capable of batch processing and the interface is overly complex for beginners. Thus it does not lend itself to a book.

https://apps.des.wa.gov/contracting/09112c.pdf

Hi XXX,

We have now renewed your Demonstrator license so you should have access to a new license file for the Early Access 2024 version of SLC next time you log into https://myaccount.worldprogramming.com/.

Best Regards,

Matthieu Pupat

Thanks for the quick reply.

I was unable to find the demonstrator license referred to in the community blog, see below.

Which it seems WPS renewed?

Can you provide the download link, price, requirements and restrictions for the Demonstrator license?

I would gladly pay $800 a year for WPS.

When software companies sell to state and federal entities using taxpayers money the pricelist needs to be public. Are the a published price lists available? (see below)

The SLC is a great product, but the community edition is not appropriate for an introduction tot the SLC. It is not capable of batch processing and the interface is overly complex for beginners. Thus it does not lend itself to a book.

https://apps.des.wa.gov/contracting/09112c.pdf

Hi XXX,

We have now renewed your Demonstrator license so you should have access to a new license file for the Early Access 2024 version of SLC next time you log into https://myaccount.worldprogramming.com/.

Best Regards,

Hello,

We will forward your request to our Sales department.

Matthieu Pupat

Roger DeAngelis_21630

Thanks for the quick reply.

I was unable to find the demonstrator license referred to in the community blog, see below.

Which it seems WPS renewed?

Can you provide the download link, price, requirements and restrictions for the Demonstrator license?

I would gladly pay $800 a year for WPS.

When software companies sell to state and federal entities using taxpayers money the pricelist needs to be public. Are the a published price lists available? (see below)

The SLC is a great product, but the community edition is not appropriate for an introduction tot the SLC. It is not capable of batch processing and the interface is overly complex for beginners. Thus it does not lend itself to a book.

https://apps.des.wa.gov/contracting/09112c.pdf

Hi XXX,

We have now renewed your Demonstrator license so you should have access to a new license file for the Early Access 2024 version of SLC next time you log into https://myaccount.worldprogramming.com/.

Best Regards,

Thanks for the reply.

I have not heard back from sales. Could sales provide the requirements and the restrictions for the demonstrator license here. I link would would be even better. I already have an account in https://myaccount.worldprogramming.com/.

Previous info on the demonstrator license, from sales/

We have now renewed your Demonstrator license so you should have access to a new license file for the Early Access 2024 version of SLC next time you log into https://myaccount.worldprogramming.com/.

Matthieu Pupat

Thanks for the reply.

I have not heard back from sales. Could sales provide the requirements and the restrictions for the demonstrator license here. I link would would be even better. I already have an account in https://myaccount.worldprogramming.com/.

Previous info on the demonstrator license, from sales/

We have now renewed your Demonstrator license so you should have access to a new license file for the Early Access 2024 version of SLC next time you log into https://myaccount.worldprogramming.com/.

Roger,

Did you hear back from my colleagues?

Thanks,

Matthieu

Philip_Holland

Hi Roger,

Rather than UltraEdit or Notepad++, have you considered the Altair SLC extension to Microsoft Visual Studio Code. I have found that it does not require anything other than the Personal Edition to work. It effectively replaces the Analytics Workbench interface, so should fulfil your requirements.

…………Phil

PS. If you do get a Demonstrator Licence, please consider the SASjs server application, which can be adapted to use Altair SLC instead of SAS software!