Bringing SIMS on-premise

[msi_school]

That was my understanding. I'm not a lawyer, but what's in the contract is legally binding. No matter how stupid it is.

 

Its better than that, whats in a contract may or maynot be legaly binding but the method of finding out is very expensive.

[jthompson]

Its better than that, whats in a contract may or maynot be legaly binding but the method of finding out is very expensive.

 

So not so much Schrodinger's cat as Schrodinger's clause?

[leegcvcc]

Whoooaaa.... Looks like I'll need to do this under the radar!

 

Thanks for all the comments. Useful exercise!

[daturum]

We got our third party support to install an onsite archive version of SIMS after we migrated so this is worth a try if possible. It was easier for us because we do not need the updates etc, just the final version of the database and remote access.

[jmcdermott]

I have got a guide I wrote for setting up a sims server locally if you still want it.

[broadcaststorm]

I have got a guide I wrote for setting up a sims server locally if you still want it.

 

 

I'd be most grateful if you could share a copy please :-)