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Can I issue a command to see when my license expires?

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Lucy Upchurch
Lucy Upchurch le 29 Août 2018
Commenté : Jan le 21 Avr 2021
I have installed my new license for my network license for my license # *** for a distributed license. I have started it. I would like to verify that matlab is using it. I have restarted the license file. How can I tell when the license expires in matlab? Thanks.
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Rik
Rik le 20 Avr 2021
@Smith Buy, What is offensive about this comment? It is simply stating Andreas inteded to replace the actual license number with ***.
Jan
Jan le 21 Avr 2021
@Smith Buy: No, this is not offensive. "***" means stars here, not an expression which has been censored. Therefore I remove your flag.
@Rik: There have been several flags and comments in the last weeks claiming, that other messages are rude. The persons did not contribute anything else in this forum before. Is this a fashion?

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Aquatris
Aquatris le 29 Août 2018
If you want to check the currently used license number, try using the command;
license

Andreas Goser
Andreas Goser le 31 Août 2018
Your question relates to MATLAB Distributed Computing Server license. I am not sure who to interpret your question. Are you an IT person and being concerned the whole product is set up correctly and you speculate there is an issue with the license management? Or are you an end user, not knowing whether your computations successfully running on the server?

Lucy Upchurch
Lucy Upchurch le 31 Août 2018
Apparently there is no way to see how many days you have left on new license installation. I received this info from matlab support. Yes, I am an IT person.
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Andreas Goser
Andreas Goser le 31 Août 2018
I see. So it is about the expiration date of an annual license. While the installation support rep correctly stated there is no command / option for that available, it is still possible. Let me describe the idea - you may find a MATLAB-savy student who can code this within one hour.
  • In the license file, the is an expiry date hard coded. Syntax example: INCREMENT MATLAB MLM 38 30-sep-2024
  • You can read the license file with commands like "textread" into MATLAB
  • You can parse the text using regular expressions ('regexp') to isolate the date
  • You can run the resulting command of the couple of lines of code from the idea above during startup using startup.m

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