Elements

The following table lists the elements of a license document. There is a single Company element and one or more Product elements. The Product element contains one or more Option elements, and may contain multiple Computer elements.

Element	Description
**Company	Required. Your company name.
**      Product	Required. Contains the Micro Focus/ Serena product number, and optionally the name.
**         Option	Required. Product options. Contains the following sub-elements: ● ExpirationDate ● ExpirationLimit Every product has a base product (Option "0").
**            ExpirationDate	Expiration date of the option. If not present, the license is permanent.
**            ExpirationLimit	Maximum expiration date. Required if ExpirationDate is specified in relative format.
**         Version	Version and release of the product. If not present, the license is valid for all versions.
**         Computer	Describes the CPU IDs and capacity limits of one or more machines. Contains the following sub-elements: ● System Capacity ● Model ● CpuId If not present, the license is valid for any machine.
**            MachineType	The machine type on which the product is licensed to run.
**            MachineModel	The model number on which the product is licensed to run.
**            MachineSeq	The machine sequence number (serial number) on which the product is licensed to run. This is a hexadecimal number of up to 16 digits. Leading zeros are not required.
**            Model	The machine type and model number on which the product is licensed to run. The Model element is deprecated and is used only for older product versions. Newer product versions use the MachineType and MachineModel elements instead of Model.
**            CpuId	The CPU ID on which the product is licensed to run. The CpuId element is deprecated and is used only for older product versions. Newer product versions use the MachineSeq and MachineType elements instead of CpuId.
**            SystemCapacity	The maximum machine capacity on which the product is licensed to run. If not present, there is no limit on system capacity.
**            Lpar	Describes a specific LPAR on which product is licensed to run. Contains the following sub-elements: ● LPAR Number ● LPAR Name ● Group Name ● LPAR Capacity ● Group Capacity If not present, the license is valid for any LPAR.
**            LparNumber	The ID number of an LPAR on which the product is licensed to run. The LPAR number has a value in the range 0 – 255. An LPAR can alternatively be identified with the \<LparName> element instead. \<LparName> is the preferred method for identifying an LPAR.
**            LparName	The name of an LPAR on which the product is licensed to run.
**            GroupName	The name of an LPAR group on which the product is licensed to run. Using this element requires that the LPAR be defined as a member of a group. LPAR groups allow capacity limits to set for a group of LPARs as a whole, rather than setting individual capacity limits for each LPAR.
**            LparCapacity	The maximum LPAR capacity on which the product is licensed to run. If not present, there is no limit on LPAR capacity.
**            GroupCapacity	The maximum capacity for the group on which the product is licensed to run. If not present, there is no limit on group capacity. Using this element requires that the LPAR be defined as a member of a group. LPAR groups allow capacity limits to set for a group of LPARs as a whole, rather than setting individual capacity limits for each LPAR.
**         Users	The maximum number of concurrent users that can use the product. If not present, there is no limit on the number of users.
**         LicenseType	Required. Values are 0, 1, or 2, and indicate the following types of licenses: ● 0 Standard ● 1 Demo ● 2 Disaster Recovery
**         WarningDays	Warning days. The number of days before license expiration that warning messages are displayed. If not present, no warning messages will be displayed.
**         GraceDays	Grace period days. The number of days after license expiration that the product can continue to be used. Second-level warning messages are displayed during the grace period. If not present, no grace period is given.
**         FailureAction	The type of action to take on failure: ● 0 Terminate ● 1 Continue If not present, the default is 0 (terminate).
**         FailureMsg	The type of message to display on failure: ● 0 Normal message ● 1 Highlighted message If not present, the default is 0 (normal).
**         SeverityFlags	A hexadecimal number representing flags indicating whether specific types of violations are treated as warnings or failures. ● 1 Treat model number violations as failures If not present, the default is 0 (normal).
**         LicenseId	License ID. A unique numeric identifier used by Micro Focus/Serena.
**         TimeStamp	Required. Time license issued.
**         Key	Required. The key used by Micro Focus/ Serena application programs for validating the license.